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Understanding Physics Concepts: Work, Kinetic, and Potential Energy
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Understanding Physics Concepts: Work, Kinetic, and Potential Energy
6th Grade - 10th Grade
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Explore essential physics concepts such as work, kinetic energy, and potential energy. Develop the ability to distinguish between different forms of energy and understand their real-world applications.
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Understanding Forces - Contact and Non-Contact Dynamics
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Understanding Forces - Contact and Non-Contact Dynamics
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Science
Investigate the distinctions between contact and non-contact forces by examining examples from the real world. Develop the ability to identify and categorize different forces effectively. Focus on understanding specific types of contact forces, such as friction and tension, and non-contact forces, like gravity and magnetism. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills by exploring how these forces impact objects in various scenarios.
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Work and Power - Measurement Units and Calculations - Physics Fundamentals
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Work and Power - Measurement Units and Calculations - Physics Fundamentals
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Science
Understand key principles of work and power, including their units and methods of calculation. Learn how to apply forces in various contexts and develop the ability to compute work and power efficiently across different situations.
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Understanding Energy and Power - Concepts and Applications
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Understanding Energy and Power - Concepts and Applications
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Science
Explore fundamental principles of energy, work, and power. Learn to define these key concepts and master the calculation of work and power, enhancing understanding and scientific proficiency.
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