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My Physics lectures for High School and College students.
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My Physics lectures for High School and College students.

Physics is not difficult if you practice with problems
Last updated 10/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Will learn Mechanics
  • Ten hours of study
  • Understand problems
  • Learning by solving problems

Course content

5 sections20 lectures13h 24m total length
  • Chapter 1 - Vectors47:23

    Introduce vectors and scalars, magnitude and direction, with unit vectors i, j, k; decompose into components, and apply dot and cross products and find angles.

  • Chapter 2 - Motion46:20
  • Chapter 2 - Motion part 247:06
  • Chapter 3 - 2D motion48:20

Requirements

  • Algebra 2

Description

This course offers a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the basic concepts of classical physics, establishing a critical foundational understanding through practical problem-solving. We will begin by mastering kinematics and Newton's Laws of Motion, exploring how fundamental forces govern the movement and interactions of objects in our everyday world. Core topics we’ll cover include the conservation laws of energy and momentum, the mechanics of rotational motion, and the principles of universal gravitation and simple harmonic motion.

This is a practice-oriented course, designed for you to sit back, enjoy the material, and learn actively by tackling quantitative physics problems. Instead of simply presenting formulas, we will methodically derive key equations to demonstrate their conceptual origins and reveal the underlying logic. We will work through numerous step-by-step example solutions, applying algebraic and geometric skills to equip you with the mathematical framework necessary to translate physical scenarios into solvable problems. Furthermore, we’ll explore complex systems, such as friction, inclined planes, and inelastic collision scenarios, to show how these principles connect in real-world engineering. By the end of this course, you’ll not only possess a deep grasp of core physical principles but will be confident in your ability to analyze, set up, and solve virtually any introductory physics question. Get ready to turn abstract ideas into concrete, predictive understanding!

Who this course is for:

  • High School and College students.