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Regents Review 2.0:

Physics

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Regents Review 2.0

RESOURCE	GRADE LEVEL	MEDIA TYPE
Centripetal Force Learn more about Newton’s First Law of Motion in this video segment from the Regents Review 2.0.	9-12	Video
Collisions There are two types of collisions every student needs to become familiar with for the Regents Examination: elastic and inelastic. The equation for both is revealed in this video from Regents Review 2.0.	9-12	Video
Demonstration of Momentum, Resistivity and Frequency In this video from Regents Review 2.0, learn about important physics concepts like the demonstration of momentum, resistivity and frequency.	9-12	Video
Difference Between Work and Power How does work relate to power? This video from Regents Review 2.0 takes you on a roller coaster ride for the answers.	9-12	Video
Impulse Impulse is an important concept to understand for the physics portion of the Regents Exam. This video highlights a water flume ride to articulate this subject.	9-12	Video
$Refraction$ Refraction Understand refraction? In this video segment, Private Stevie discovers that there’s a lot more to bending light then meets the eye.	9-12	Video
Series and Parallel Circuits Do you know the difference between series and parallel circuits? Don’t get short circuited on the Regents Examination, watch this video segment for the answer.	9-12	Video