Practice Physics Qs w/Answers: Distance Ed High School Vectors

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Several users seek resources for additional practice physics questions focused on vectors for high school level. One participant shares a link to a site with some vector questions but expresses uncertainty about its quality. The need for more comprehensive practice beyond the limited questions provided in distance education courses is emphasized. Users are encouraged to share any other useful sites or resources they find. Access to quality practice materials is essential for mastering physics concepts effectively.
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Hey, can anyone tell me a good site that has practice physics questions that includes the answers?
I am studying by distance education and I am only given about 5 questions per new lesson/exercise. I need more practice then that.!
working on an introduction to vectors at the moment. So high school level is fine.
Thanks
 
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Here is a site I just found with a quick search and it has a couple of questions on it that you might want to try...don't really think it's any good, but I will have a look for you later.

http://www.glenbrook.k12.il.us/gbssci/phys/Class/vectors/vectoc.html
 
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