INS Physics, Spring 2003
 
 
Understanding Equations

1. Write down the equation.

2. Describe what the equation is used for and when it applies.

3. List each variable and explain it in detail.

4. Solve the equation for each variable.

5. If there are vector quantities involved, explain how to determine the direction of the vectors.

6. Does the equation apply to just one object, two objects, etc.?

7. From your experience working problems, what other equations are often used in concert with this equation?