AP Physics C: Rotational Kinematics Review (Mechanics)

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Hopefully you have noticed the videos are complete. Good luck on Monday! www.flippingphysics.com/apc-equations-to-memorize.html

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Are you planning on doing a similar series for E&M?

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+Christian Yes, however, it will not be done till after the 2017 AP exams.

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Even in physics C test, when there is a "must calculator use to sole" problem, (just want to make sure), do we change the mode to Radians?

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The only time it matters what mode your calculator is in is when you use the trig functions (sine, cosine, etc.). In other words, if you are taking the sine, cosine, etc of an angle you need to make sure the mode of your calculator matches the units for your angle. When using the simple harmonic motion equations for position, velocity, and acceleration, because angular frequency is in radians per second, the calculator needs to be in radian mode.

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10:25 is suppose to be the sqrt of at^2 + ac^2

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Actually no. That would be the magnitude of a net. Notice the vector symbols on the accelerations.

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You forgot the vector signs on some of your equations. After carefully re-listening, I can confirm that tangential velocity has direction but the vector is missing on this video.

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Please watch this video: www.flippingphysics.com/scalar-rotational-variables.html

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