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Does the Book Move?

8/19/2015

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An Introductory Friction Problem.
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Constructive Interference.

8/19/2015

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My nephew and daughter experienced constructive interference of water waves first hand over vacation. Quite fun.
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Friction Graph

8/19/2015

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And now we Graph the Force of Friction!!
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Which AP Physics Course Should I Take?

8/17/2015

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Billy, Bobby and Bo had the opportunity to sit in on a lecture from Dan Fullerton of APlusPhysics about which AP Physics course to take. There are four of them and it can be confusing. Please enjoy.
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Understanding the Force of Friction Equation

8/11/2015

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Why is there a "less than or equal" sign in the equation for the Force of Static Friction? Find out why!
Pssst! Don’t tell anyone about the subtly obvious product placement of Dan Fullerton’s AP Physics 1 Essentials book. :)
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Introduction to the Coefficient of Friction

8/7/2015

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Students often confuse the Force of Friction with the Coefficient of Friction. They are not the same! This video will help you not fall into that Pit of Despair!
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2 Items.

8/7/2015

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Wish me luck today, in a few minutes I will be presenting about Flipping Education to current University of Michigan education students. :)

Also, I recently finished editing a video and on my final quality check I noticed mr.p referred to a force as the Force Applied while Billy, Bobby, and Bo called it the Force of Tension. (In the picture: FBD has Tension Force, Net Force equation has Force Applied.) In this particular case, you could refer to it as either, however, we should be consistent. So let me ask you, how could Billy, Bobby and Bo all sit through the lesson and not ask a question about it? I mean really, teachers make mistakes and it is the students' responsibility to ask questions when they don’t understand something. I guarantee you they noticed this mild transgression and chose not to ask about it. However, if just one of them had asked, I wouldn’t have to re-teach the whole lecture. So please, let this be a lesson to you, ask questions when you have them, please.
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Water Bottle Reunion

8/5/2015

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I have had used this water bottle almost every day since it was given to me by Emily Renscok in 2012 and a few weeks ago I misplaced it. Luckily we were reunited after I deduced it's likely location; the Lost and Found at a movie theater. Thanks again Emily for a thoughtful gift. I may have dropped it a few times, and our dog may have partially chewed the top of it, but it still keeps me hydrated everyday.
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    Yep, I make physics videos in the hope that you can learn physics.  If you are a physics teacher, I am very hopeful that you will want to use them to help flip your physics class.

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