Dot Physics

The following is a collection of some of my posts that can be put into a simple and quick textbook-type thingy. I am not really sure you would call this a textbook, but maybe you would. This does not include everything you would normally find in a traditional textbook, but clearly it is not traditional. I tried to keep it to just the fundamental ideas. As I write more stuff that is appropriate, I will add it.

In terms of the level of this material, I would think it would be appropriate for advanced high school physics or introductory college-level physics.

One final note, if you find this useful and actually use it in some way, please let me know (by adding a comment or sending me an email.

• Fundamentals of Algebra
• Unit conversions
• Vectors and Vector Addition
• Graphs and Kinematics Part I
• Kinematics (motion with a constant acceleration)
• Graphs and Kinematics Part II
• Projectile Motion
• Relative Velocity
• Intro to Forces
• Free Body Diagrams
• Friction
• Forces and the momentum principle
• Numerical Calculations
• Springs and Numerical Calculations
• What is Energy
• Work Energy
• Potential Energy
• Collisions

Not sure if this is the BEST order to read through these. In fact, you may just read the ones you find useful. Really, I still don’t know exactly the best way to use these but I wanted to put them in some organized manner. Hopefully, I will be able to add more topics, like electricity and magnetism stuff.