Online Website suggestions - First Year Uni Student NEED HELP

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First-year physics students at Auckland University are seeking interactive resources to aid their understanding of curvilinear motion and related concepts. A recommended resource is HyperPhysics, which offers comprehensive explanations and diagrams. Additionally, YouTube is suggested as a valuable platform for finding tutorials created by students and educators that cover challenging topics. These resources can enhance learning by providing visual and practical examples. Utilizing these tools can significantly improve comprehension of complex physics principles.
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Hey I am a first year at Auckland Uni studying Physics. Does anyone have any good websites where i may find interactive resources and information to help me with my first module which is about...
Curvilinear Motion - motion without rotation
Units and dimensions. Dimensional analysis. Scalars. Motion in one dimension. Vectors: addition, subtraction, resolution into components, unit vectors, dot and cross product. Two-dimensional kinematics: projectile motion, uniform circular motion, relative velocity and reference frames. Inertia: centre of mass, conservation of momentum, force, Newton's laws, impulse. Forces and their applications: fundamental, contact, friction, drag, lift and thrust. Work, energy and power. Conservative and non-conservative forces. Conservation of Energy. Collisions – elastic, inelastic, explosive. Linear momentum, impulse.
Rotational energy, moment of inertia. Static equilibrium. Torque, angular momentum, angular impulse. Rolling without/with slipping. Rotational quantities as vectors. Conservation of Angular Momentum. Gravitation: Newton's Law of Gravity, Kepler’s laws, application to spacecraft orbits. Precession.
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Hey,
Sam's link is indeed the best one. I would suggest you youtube the topics which you find it hard to understand. Common students and teachers upload their tutorials to make learning great. It's quiet easy to grasp.
Regards.
Anu.
 
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