Translational Motion

by Jared Rovny
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Everything you need to know about Newton's apple.

In this course you will learn what the laws are that govern how an object moves and behaves. How can you predict these actions?

Your tutor is Jared Rovny, a graduate student from Yale University, who has gathered a lot of experience as a teaching fellow and tutor for medical MCAT students. He will make sure that you understand physical laws like one-dimensional and two-dimensional motion in a new, efficient way!

He will review the following topics:

Description of Motion
Equations of Motion
Graphs of Motion
Visualizing Kinematics
Vectors
Projectile Motion

Prepare for your MCAT exam with your personal tutor, who will communicate this complicated scientific field in a calm, but engaging way!

In addition to your high-quality video lectures, you can further study subject matters with topic reviews and quizzes.

Build upon the foundation of physics now!

Course Details

Videos 12
Duration 1:10 h
Quiz questions 36
Articles 2

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Your Educators of course Translational Motion

Jared Rovny

Jared Rovny has a strong academic background in Physics research and education, and currently researches modern topics in medical Physics. He has taught a wide variety of physics classes over many years, receiving awards for his teaching and high recommendations from students. Jared has been helping students prepare specifically for the physics on their MCAT exams for over 7 years, and works hard to create clear, visual explanations. He is committed to the importance of education, working with Yale's Center for Teaching and Learning as he continues to research and teach.

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Am in great debt to your intelligence

By Hope O. on 15. May 2018 for Translational Motion

I like your course, its not bad, sorry for the late review

great and traightfoward

By Chandler P. on 26. November 2017 for Projectile Motion

Great and straightforward lecture For short period of time. Thank you very much

great explanation

By Anastasia R. on 21. June 2017 for Visualizing Kinematics

This lecture has taught me more maths than I learned in one entire year at school. Thank you!