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1 Questions From Benson, University Physics, Revised Addition ChapterPageExerciseTopic 2279Vector addition 22826Vector addition 22946Vector dot product 35012Motion 35134Motion 35241Motion 59517Newton’s 2nd law 59619Newton’s 2nd law 5949Newton’s laws 61243Newton’s laws 61194Friction 61195Friction 612123Friction On topics covered in handout 1: Recommended

2 ChapterPageExerciseTopic 4785Projectiles 4789Projectiles 91877Momentum Conservation 918815Momentum, Inelastic Collision 81647Energy 816633Work 816627Power On topics covered in handout 2:

3 ChapterPageExerciseTopic 612347Satellite 612355Satellite 1328111Gravity 1328121Gravity 816747Gravitational PE 816966Lots! On topics covered in handout 3:

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