Physics
The physics a nursing program can ask for: motion and forces, energy and momentum, waves and light, and the basics of electricity. Check whether your program requires it.
Motion
Describe motion with speed, velocity and acceleration, and track an object thrown through the air.
- 01Speed and velocityFree lesson
- 02Acceleration
- 03Projectile motion
Forces and Newton’s Laws
LockedApply Newton’s three laws, account for friction, and handle objects turning in a circle.
- 01Newton's laws of motion
- 02Friction
- 03Rotation and circular motion
Energy and Momentum
LockedWork with kinetic and potential energy, conserve momentum through impulse, and weigh gravity.
- 01Kinetic and potential energy
- 02Momentum and impulse
- 03Universal gravitation
Waves, Sound and Light
LockedRead waves and sound, follow light as it reflects and refracts, and form images with lenses.
- 01Waves and sound
- 02Light, reflection and refraction
- 03Optics and lenses
Electricity and Magnetism
LockedStart from atomic charge, work through voltage, current and resistance, and link magnetism to electricity.
- 01Atomic structure and electric charge
- 02Voltage, current and resistance
- 03Magnetism and electromagnetism
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