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Lab Journal

1/14 Thur

Things I know about Celina:

major league team? No 300 seniors in H.S.

1/14 Thur Lab Homework

Homework for Proposed Format of "S" User Subpage

In order to organize our S page we could create a Template.

This is Confusing

Reminder to edit and make less confusing

04-Dynamics:_Force_and_Newton's_Laws

Free body.svgThreetensions.jpg Newton's laws of motion, can be expressed with two equations, m\vec a = \sum\vec F_j \, and \vec F_{ij}=-\vec F_{ji}. The second represents the fact that the force that the i-th object exerts one object exerts on the j-th object is equal and opposite the force that the j-th exerts on the i-th object.

Work accomplished

Added link to solution so Motion_simple_arithmetic_quiz 1/20/2015

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