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Activities for the Physics 1500 and 1600 Series The Activities listed below are intended to allow students to apply their knowledge of Physical Laws and Theories by predicting the outcome of certain physical situations under given physical quantities and constraints. The instructions provided for the Activities are intended to be minimal, and the students are encouraged to use their texbooks and class notes. Grades will be assigned based on how well the students' predictions match the actual outcomes. Typically, students will work in groups of three or four. Notice: Printing in the Auburn University Physics Labs will result in your Bursar's Account being charged 50 cents ($0.50) per page.
E&M / Circuits Introduction to Multimeters, Breadboards, and Simple Circuits
Fluids and Gasses
Mechanics Conservation of Mechanical Energy Mathematics and Trigonometry Review One Dimensional Motion Using an Incline Plane Static Equilibrium Using a Meterstick
Modern Optics & Light Thermodynamics & Heat Waves
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