12-1 Physics I Class 12 Potential Energy and Conservation of Energy.

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12-1 Physics I Class 12 Potential Energy and Conservation of Energy

12-2 Work (Review)

12-3 Work Integral in Multiple Dimensions

12-4 Does work depend on the path? Conservative Forces

12-5 Conservative Forces Non-Conservative Forces

12-6 How Conservative Forces Help Us Calculate Work

12-7 Conservative Forces and Potential Energy

12-8 Conservative Forces and Potential Energy

12-9 Two Common Potential Energy Functions in Physics 1

12-10 Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy, and Conservation of Energy

12-11 Example Problem Skateboarder Going Up a Ramp

12-12 Class #12 Take-Away Concepts

12-13 Class #12 Problems of the Day

12-14 Answer to Problem 1 for Class #12

12-15 Class #12 Problems of the Day

12-16 Answer to Problem 2 for Class #12

12-17 Activity #12 Conservation of Energy

12-18 Class #12 Optional Material Work and Potential Energy