Physics, Volume 1

3650 Pages·2006·60.16 MB·English

by  John D. Cutnell

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Chapter 1. Introduction and Mathematical Concepts
Reading content
Chapter Opener
1.1. The Nature of Physics
1.2. Units
1.3. The Role of Units in Problem Solving
1.4. Trigonometry
1.5. Scalars and Vectors
1.6. Vector Addition and Subtraction
1.7. The Components of a Vector

1.8. Addition of Vectors by Means of Components
1.9. Concepts & Calculations
1.10. Concept Summary
Conceptual Questions
Problems
Additional Problems
Concepts & Calculations
Student Solution Manual
Interactive Solution
1.17. Interactive Solution
1.29. Interactive Solution

1.37. Interactive Solution
1.49. Interactive Solution
Concept Simulations
1.1. Vector Addition
Web Links
1.1. The International System of Weights and Measures (SIPM)
1.2. Vectors Tutorial
1.3. Vector Arithmetic Java Applet
1.4. Chapter 1 Nature of Science
1.5. The Magnitudes of Physics
1.6. Freshman Chemistry Math Review Materials
1.7. Study Tips for Introductory Physics Students
MCAT Review Problems
Test 1
Chapter 2. Kinematics in One Dimension
Reading content
Chapter Opener
2.1. Displacement
2.2. Speed and Velocity
2.3. Acceleration
2.4. Equations of Kinematics for Constant Acceleration
2.5. Applications of the Equations of Kinematics
2.6. Freely Falling Bodies
2.7. Graphical Analysis of Velocity and Acceleration
2.8. Concepts & Calculations
2.9. Concept Summary
Conceptual Questions
Problems
Additional Problems
Concepts & Calculations
Student Solution Manual
Interactive Solution
2.17. Interactive Solution
2.29. Interactive Solution
2.31. Interactive Solution
2.47. Interactive Solution
2.49. Interactive Solution

Interactive Learningware
2.1. Interactive Learningware

2.2. Interactive Learningware
Concept Simulations
2.1. Constant Velocity Versus Constant Acceleration
2.2. An Accelerating Spacecraft
2.3. How High Does It Go?
2.4. One Dimensional Constant Acceleration
2.5. Problem 2.59 Graphical Analysis of Velocity
Web Links
2.1. Galileo and the Mathematics of Motion
2.2. Galileo Galilei (1546-1642)
2.3. The Interactive Physics Problem Set
2.4. One-Dimensional Kinematics
2.5. One Dimensional Motion Simulator
MCAT Review Problems
Test 1
Video Experiments
2.1. Constant Velocity
2.2. Penny and Feather
2.3. Large Double Ball Drop
Chapter 3. Kinematics in two Dimensions
Reading content
Chapter Opener
3.1. Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration
3.2. Equations of Kinematics in two Dimensions
3.3. Projectile Motion
3.4. *Relative Velocity
3.5. Concepts & Calculations

3.6. Concept Summary
Conceptual Questions
Problems
Additional Problems
Concepts & Calculations
Student Solution Manual
Interactive Solution
3.11. Interactive Solution
3.35. Interactive Solution
3.39. Interactive Solution
3.55. Interactive Solution
3.67. Interactive Solution
Interactive Learningware
3.1. Interactive Learningware

3.2. Interactive Learningware
Concept Simulations
3.1. Firing a Bullet Vertically Upward from a Moving Car
3.2. Projectile Motion
3.3. Relative Velocities
Web Links
3.1. Motion along a Curve
3.2. Projectile Motion
3.3. Cannon Java Applet

3.4. Galileo's Analysis of Projectile Motion
3.5. Speed and Acceleration
3.6. Relative Velocity
MCAT Review Problems
Test 1
Video Experiments
3.1. Bulldozer on Moving Sheet
3.2. Howitzer Cart
3.3. Simultaneous Fall

3.4. Monkey and Hunter
3.5. Projectile Gun across Room
3.6. Acceleration Cart Mass and Pulley
Chapter 4. Forces and Newton's Laws of Motion
Reading content
Chapter Opener
4.1. The Concepts of Force and Mass
4.2. Newton's First Law of Motion
4.3. Newton's Second Law of Motion
4.4. The Vector Nature of Newton's Second Law of Motion
4.5. Newton's Third Law of Motion
4.6. Types of Forces: an Overview
4.7. The Gravitational Force
4.8. The Normal Force
4.9. Static and Kinetic Frictional Forces

4.10. The Tension Force
4.11. Equilibrium Applications of Newton's Laws of Motion
4.12. Nonequilibrium Applications of Newton's Laws of Motion
4.13. Concepts & Calculations
4.14. Concept Summary
Conceptual Questions
Problems
Additional Problems
Concepts & Calculations
Student Solution Manual
Interactive Solution
4.11. Interactive Solution
4.41. Interactive Solution

4.59. Interactive Solution
4.77. Interactive Solution
Interactive Learningware
4.1. Interactive Learningware
4.2. Interactive Learningware

4.3. Interactive Learningware
4.4. Interactive Learningware
Concept Simulations
4.1. Newton's Second Law
4.2. Static Friction

4.3. Stopping Distance of a Car
4.4. The Normal Force and the Static Frictional Force
Web Links
4.1. Free Body Diagrams Tutorial
4.2. Exploring Gravity
4.3. Sir Issac Newton (1643-1727)
4.4. Inclined Planes and Frictional Forces
4.5. Newton's Cannon
MCAT Review Problems
Test 1
Video Experiments
4.1. Bowling Ball on a String
4.2. Breaking Brick on Chest

4.3. *Balloon Cart
4.4. Fire Extinguisher Cart
Chapter 5. Dynamics of Uniform Circular Motion
Reading content
Chapter Opener
5.1. Uniform Circular Motion
5.2. Centripetal Acceleration
5.3. Centripetal Force
5.4. Banked Curves
5.5. Satellites in Circular Orbits
5.6. Apparent Weightlessness and Artificial Gravity
5.7. Vertical Circular Motion
5.8. Concepts & Calculations
5.9. Concept Summary
Conceptual Questions
Problems
Additional Problems
Concepts & Calculations
Student Solution Manual
Interactive Solution
5.3. Interactive Solution

5.24. Interactive Solution
5.31. Interactive Solution
5.41. Interactive Solution
5.53. Interactive Solution
Interactive Learningware
5.1. Interactive Learningware

5.2. Interactive Learningware
Concept Simulations
5.1. Uniform Circular Motion and Centripetal Force

5.2. Road Conditions and Safe Driving
Web Links
5.1. Satellite Orbits
5.2. Johannes Kepler (1571-1630)
5.3. Satellite Tracking
5.4. Physics of Racing Series
5.5. Banked Curves
MCAT Review Problems
Test 1
Video Experiments
5.1. Waiter's Tray
Chapter 6. Work and Energy