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Highlights: A collection of homework problems with solutions in kinematics that require students to interpret graphs physically

Abstract: Graphs can be a powerful tool in helping students learn to build the blend between physical concepts and mathematical symbology to develop their physical intuition and ability to think with math. This unit contains 14 homework problems in kinematics. Problems are presented in two forms: as PDFs with solutions and access restricted to instructors, and as links to the ComPADRE version that can be assigned to students. The problems are also available in a (mostly) autograded commercial version (ExpertTA).

Resource Types: Homework, Instructor supplement, Restricted access

Authors:

Edward Redish (he/him)

University of Maryland, College Park

NEXUS Physics

Living Physics Portal Team

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Physics Topics:

Classical Mechanics > Motion in One Dimension, Motion in Two Dimensions

Life Sciences Topics:

Biomechanics > Animal Biomechanics

Cross-cutting Biological Concepts > The Cell > Cellular Structure

Human and Animal Physiology > Cardiovascular System > Healthy Cardiovascular Function

Chemistry Topics:

None

Math Topics:

Differential Calculus; Graphical Analysis

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