3 Review(s)

"1. Velocity...................................................................................................... Parallelogram of Velocities.................................................................. Relative Velocity...................................................................................... Angular Velocity.....................................................................................2. Acceleration................................................................................................... Parallelogram of Accelerations........................................................... Relations between u, f, v, s, and t........................................................ Graphic Method......................................................................................3. Motion Under Gravity................................................................................ Galileo’s Experiment............................................................................. Motion down a smooth inclined plane............................................ Lines of quickest descent......................................................................4. The Laws of Motion.................................................................................... The relation P = mf.................................................................................. Physical Independence of Forces....................................................... Parallelogram of Forces.........................................................................5. The Laws of Motion (Continued)., Application to Simple Problems............................................................. Motion of two particles connected by a string................................ Motion on a rough inclined plane..................................................... Atwood’s Machine.................................................................................6. Impulse, Work and Energy....................................................................... Motion of a shot and gun...................................................................... Conservation of Energy......................................................................... Motion of the centre of inertia of a system of particles.................7. Projectiles........................................................................................................ Range on an inclined plane................................................................. Theoretical Proof that the path is a parabola.................................. Experimental Proof.................................................................................CHAP. PAGE8. Collision of Elastic Bodies......................................................................... Impact on a fixed plane......................................................................... Direct impact of two spheres............................................................... Oblique impact of two spheres........................................................... Loss of Kinetic Energy by Impact.......................................................9. The Hodograph and Normal Accelerations........................................ The Conical Pendulum......................................................................... Motion of a railway carriage on a curved portion of the railway line................................................................................... Rotating sphere........................................................................................10. Motion on a Smooth Curve Under the Action of Gravity............................................................................................................. Galileo’s Experiment............................................................................. Motion on the outside of a vertical circle......................................... Motion in a vertical circle..................................................................... Newton’s Experimental Law..............................................................11. Simple Harmonic Motion, Pendulums................................................. Time of oscillation of a simple pendulum...................................... Experimental Verification.................................................................... Determination of g by means of a simple pendulum..................12. Units and Dimensions................................................................................ Verification of formulae by means of counting the dimensions..................................................................................................... Table of Dimensions and Values of Fundamental Quantities........................................................................................................13. Vectors............................................................................................................. Miscellaneous Examples........................................................................... Answers "