Lecture

Physics Problem Solving: Strategies and Examples

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Description

This lecture covers problem-solving strategies in physics, including understanding the problem, brainstorming approaches, executing solutions, and reviewing results. Worked examples illustrate these concepts, such as preventing drone collisions and jumping off a cliff. The instructor emphasizes the importance of clear notation, equation examination, and solution review.

Instructor

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