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Kicker physics

By Isaak B. | 1/21/2011 7:36 PM CST |

I was working with a physics student the other day and came across a football trajectory problem which was very timely because Superbowl Sunday fast approaching and the Pittsburgh Steelers are still in the mix. Yeah!

Most trajectory problems in physics problems meant to be worked “by hand” have to make some assumptions so that the equations can be solved without using a computer. The biggest and most common assumption is that the effect of the air resistance on the object is negligible. “Negligible” means that we consider (or at least are willing to temporarily pretend) that the effect is...

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Getting rolling...

By Karsten C. | 11/10/2010 11:40 PM CST |

The inquiries are coming in! Keep 'em coming! I'll make time for all of you, haha!

In more important news than academics- the CLEVELAND BROWNS!

For all who don't know, I am an avid Browns fan. Now, don't go calling me a bandwagoner. It takes more than two huge, consecutive upsets to make a Browns fan. No, I've been a fan since Braylon Edwards, surely to be our Archnemesis this Sunday, was a Brown. Oh, I actually remember Bernie Kosar, Vinnie Testaverde and Belichick and the end of the Old Browns. I remember reviling the move to Baltimore and sulking for years and giving up hope on...

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Enjoy a passion for learning and improving

By John M. | 10/11/2010 7:52 PM CST |

I come from a long family line of educators, teachers, school principals, school superintendents. Teaching, coaching, learning, and improving are my passion and family value. I have a strong passion and desire to help students learn, solve problems and achieve success in their education and in their life goals. I thoroughly enjoy helping my students learn their material, solve problems, and improve their knowledge and skills. I also help my students improve their study skills, problem solving skills, and test taking skills. On a professional basis, I constantly assess systems for training...

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