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Potential Resources Please refer to the annotated bibliography at the end of this section for a brief description of each resource. Fundamentals of Physics: An Introductory Course. (Second Edition) Martindale, David G., et al. (1987). D.C. Heath Canada Ltd. ISBN: 0-669-95113-7. Physics: Principles and Problems. Zitzewitz, Paul W. and Neff, Robert F. (1992). Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. ISBN: 0-675-17264-0. Conceptual Physics. Hewitt, Paul G. (1987). Addison-Wesley. ISBN: 0-201-28651-3. Physics for a Modern World. Hirsch, Alan J. (1986). John Wiley and Sons. ISBN: 0-471- 79742-2. Physics Today 1. Wolfe, T.J. Elgin, et al. (1989). Prentice-Hall Canada Inc., Scarborough, Ontario. ISBN: 0-13-669391-1. Technical College Physics (3rd Ed.) J. D. Wilson, Saunders College Publishing (1992), ISBN 0-03-03898-9 Also, Student Solution Manual ISBN 0-03-074586-1 , and Instructor's Resource Manual ISBN 0-03-07459-8 Student Course Manuals for Distance Education. Labrador College of Applied Arts, Technology and Continuing Education. Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Audio Visual Materials: Conceptual Physics Alive! , Hewitt, Paul G., This is a collection of 34 tapes (available individually or as a complete set) which features Professor Hewitt lecturing a class of high school students on various physics topics. Each tape is approximately 40 to 50 minutes long and costs approximately $45. Available from: Arbor Scientific P.O. Box 2750 Ann Arbor, MI 48106-2750 1-(800)-367-6695 (313) 973-6200 On-Line Resources: Westviking Gopher 226 ABE Level III Curriculum
IP 3216 Mechanics II 1. Newton's Laws Prerequisite " IP 3215 1.1 State Newton's First Law of Motion. 1.2 List examples of Newton's First Law. 1.3 Review Newton's Second Law of Motion. 1.4 Define the metric unit of force. 1.5 State Newton's Third Law of Motion. 1.6 List examples of Newton's Third Law. 2. Force and Friction 2.1 Distinguish between mass and weight. 2.2 Calculate force given mass. 2.3 Define normal force. 2.4 Define friction. 2.5 Define coefficient of friction. 2.6 Differentiate between static friction and kinetic friction. 2.7 Calculate force of friction. 2.8 Summarize advantages and disadvantages of friction. 3. Impulse and Momentum 3.1 Define linear momentum. 3.2 Solve problems relating mass, velocity, and momentum. 3.3 Restate Newton's Second Law in terms of net force, change in momentum, and time. 3.4 Solve problems involving changes in linear momentum. 3.5 Define impulse. 3.6 Solve problems relating impulse, force, and change in time. 3.7 Solve problems relating impulse and change in linear momentum. 3.8 State Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum. 3.9 Solve problems involving the Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum. 227 ABE Level III Curriculum
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Adult Basic Education Level III Pro
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MATHEMATICS Introduction...........
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FOREWORD ABE Level III Curriculum B
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Basic Education program. In October
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Chairperson: Roberta Yetman, ABE, A
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Mathematics Chairperson: Cyril Orga
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ABE Framework The revised ABE progr
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USING THIS GUIDE ABE Level III Curr
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encompasses and integrates the form
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Level III Communication Skills Intr
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IC 3211 Basic Grammar Recommendatio
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Better Business Writing (Revised Ed
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Landings: Newfoundland and Labrador
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Teaching Guide: 0590314548 Printmas
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Employability Skills
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teacher's guide as follows: Career
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General Options
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IG 3119 Canadian Law 1. Meaning, Fu
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teacher's guide as follows: Career
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Mathematics
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Algebra I Algebra II Algebra III Al
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IM 3207 Business Mathematics II 1.
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following text: College Algebra and
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IH 3120 Electrochemistry Physics IP
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APPENDIX B Ongoing Changes ABE to H
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APPENDIX C Student Waiver Form Stud
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Appendix D
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ABE LEVEL III COURSE COMPARISON MAT
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ABE LEVEL III GENERAL OPTIONS COURS
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ABE LEVEL III SCIENCE COURSE COMPAR
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