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    1. The document discusses solving equations involving trigonometric functions, vectors, and logarithms. It provides examples of solving single equations, combining multiple equations, and substituting numerical values. 2. Methods for solving word problems involving motion along a straight line or circular path are presented. Concepts such as translational and rotational motion, and the use of parametric equations are covered. 3. Techniques for calculating electric field and potential are outlined, including the use of Gauss' law and properties of conductors. Examples of solving for field and potential due to symmetric charge distributions are given.

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    1. The document discusses solving equations involving trigonometric functions, vectors, and logarithms. It provides examples of solving single equations, combining multiple equations, and substituting numerical values. 2. Methods for solving word problems involving motion along a straight line or circular path are presented. Concepts such as translational and rotational motion, and the use of parametric equations are covered. 3. Techniques for calculating electric field and potential are outlined, including the use of Gauss' law and properties of conductors. Examples of solving for field and potential due to symmetric charge distributions are given.

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    20 views13 pages

    APhO Team Selection Test 2 Marking

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    Marcus Poon
    1. The document discusses solving equations involving trigonometric functions, vectors, and logarithms. It provides examples of solving single equations, combining multiple equations, and substituting numerical values. 2. Methods for solving word problems involving motion along a straight line or circular path are presented. Concepts such as translational and rotational motion, and the use of parametric equations are covered. 3. Techniques for calculating electric field and potential are outlined, including the use of Gauss' law and properties of conductors. Examples of solving for field and potential due to symmetric charge distributions are given.

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    i.e. superposition of a translational motion with velocity  , 0  and a rotational motion with respect 
    to the center of mass  cos 2 , sin 2  
     
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