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The UW Tutorials are a set of guided-inquiry worksheets, or lecture slides with embedded clicker questions, designed for small-group work, as a supplement to other instruction in physics. Browse to find tutorials or collections of tutorials for specific classes or topics.

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Introductory, Conservation laws first

Acceleration in one-dimension

This tutorial is intended to help students interpret and apply operational definitions of change in velocity and acceleration while getting practice with vector addition and subtraction.

Additionally, this conservation laws first tutorial targets graphs, idealizations, operational definitions, rates of change, representations, and vectors.

Topics: Mechanics / Kinematics