SONIA A. MONTIELMATH 225 PART 2
HOW THE WORLD WORKS, presented by Isaac Newton.Sponsored byCoca Cola – Enjoy and learn every step of the way.Dunkin Doughnuts –
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Community college is glad to inform you that during the summer 2007 session II. Isaac Newton will be on our campus teaching an exciting class called “Laws of nature “. For those students who want to take advantage of this course and gain knowledge from Isaac Newton you have to hurry up! We have a limit of 200 people. The course will include 10 Labs and 10 extensive lectures. This program will be fun and full of activities. Students will not only sit and take notes but they will get up from their seats and learn thorough experiments and activities. Isaac Newton promised the students he will teach a class where notes are not necessary. All of
Newton’s work will be analyzed step by step. All you will need for this class is a lab book which will be provided by Isaac Newton on the first day of class
The good news, and why you must hurry and register, is that this course will replace PHY 101 PHY 102 PHY 152 PHY 122 Don’t hesitate and tell you best friend to sign up. This class will be lots of fun! Class starts on June 7th and will end on July 24. Class runs Monday thought Thursday from 10:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.
TOPICS COVERED
Newton’s laws of motion
· three physical laws· the statements of laws· relationships between the forces acting on a body and their motion· An object in motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by a net force.· Force equals mass multiplied by acceleration.· To every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.Universal Gravitation· The force is proportional to the product of the two masses· Acceleration due to gravity· The force attracting a mass to the earthBinomial Theorem · triangular arrangement of the binomial coefficients· the binomial coefficients· important formulas giving the expansion of powers of sums.
For those students who would like to learn more before class starts, here is a brief description of this course.
Newton’s laws of motion : A full description of the physical laws , understading the relationships between forces. Understanding the first, second, and third laws of motion. The second law will explain how “no external force acts on a particle”. This course will include a step by step summary of Isaac
Newton named “ Principia Mathematica”. This summary will show how classical mechanics can help us to understand motion. Students will understand how the rate of change is proportional to the net force.
Newton will cover the third law and students will enjoy understanding how simultaneous forces have the same magnitude in opposite directions. Universal Gravitation:
Newton will explain how masses are attracted by forces in which the force will be proportional to the product of the mases. Isaac will teach how his formula works and what every letter means . Students will learn how the SI units are important for understanding the nature of sicences. For instance G is approximately 6.67 × 10−11 N m2 kg−2,
Newton will explain the formula which represents the force attracting a mass to the earth.
In the classroom students will understand the binomial theorem is an important formula. Students will find the simplests equation by expanding the powers of sums. The binomial theorem is:
This course promises to be a great way to escape psych. and learn from a true master or mathematics. All students are encouraged to attend. Don’t wait until the last minute register today!
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