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Applied Calculus

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This series was cancelled on April 2, 2025. We're very sorry–you can explore more Calculus series here. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

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I'm back!
In this series we will focus rigorously developing concepts in other fields, especially physics, using mathematics.

Prerequisites: Differentiation and Basic Integration

As an initial goal, we will prove and then apply each formula and physical concept covered content-wise in both AP Physics C Mechanics and E&M exams. However, our derivations and discussions will not be limited to these exams, and this is not strict prep for the exams. We will cover more than just what one must know for these two subjects.

I have created this series as a sort of group study for those who wish to use their mathematical background to gain footing in other subjects. It is entirely possible

We will first cover Chapters 2-14 of HRK's "Physics: Volume 1" for Mechanics, then Chapters 1-7 of Griffith's "Introduction to Electrodynamics." These textbooks focus on the theoretical, mathematical side of Physics and are not mere standard AP textbooks.

Tutored by

Jose Roberto Cossich G 🇬🇹

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Certified in 69 topics

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A little about me: I'm about the biggest Indie fan there is, I almost exclusively watch (John Hughes>>) 80s movies or the upcoming Star Wars series, and I read sci-fi in my spare time. I tutor for the sake of those aha moments, and have taken Multivariable Calc, Linear Algebra, Real Analysis, and Complex Analysis. Who knows what I'll tutor next, hope to see you soon.

Nandana M 🇺🇸

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Hello. My name is Nandana and I am a math and physics enthusiast! I am more than happy to work with students who have similar interests.

Schedule

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

There is no policy, however there will not be catch-up sessions unless specifically requested by the majority of learners. Session times will rarely change.

SESSION 1

22

Feb

SESSION 1

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Sat 7:45 PM - 10:45 PM UTCFeb 22, 7:45 PM - 10:45 PM UTC

3 hours
I will introduce the series.

Reading for today is Chapters 2-4 of HRK's Physics: Volume 1.

Our objectives are:
1. Prove the Kinematic equations, apply them, and extend them to 3 dimensions
2. Discuss the physical meaning of mass, force, and Newton's laws
3. Discuss basic applications of Newton's laws

SESSION 2

23

Feb

SESSION 2

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Sun 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM UTCFeb 23, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM UTC

1h30m hours

Reading for today is Chapter 5 of HRK's Physics: Volume 1.

Our objectives are:
1. Discuss the four observed fundamental forces
2. Derive Tension and Normal force equations
3. Derive Frictional force equations (including on inclined planes)
4. Derive the circular motion and pendulum equations
5. Discuss the theoretical limitations of Newton's laws

SESSION 3

13

Mar

SESSION 3

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Thu 9:00 PM - Fri, 12:00 AM UTCMar 13, 9:00 PM - Mar 14, 12:00 AM UTC

3 hours

Reading for today is Chapter 5 of HRK's Physics: Volume 1.

Our objectives are:
1. Discuss the four observed fundamental forces
2. Derive Tension and Normal force equations
3. Derive Frictional force equations (including on inclined planes)
4. Derive the circular motion and pendulum equations
5. Discuss the theoretical limitations of Newton's laws

SESSION 4

16

Mar

SESSION 4

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Sun 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM UTCMar 16, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM UTC

3 hours


Reading for today is Chapters 6-7 of HRK's Physics: Volume 1.
Reading for today is Chapter 8 of HRK's Physics: Volume 1.
SESSION 5

25

Mar

SESSION 5

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Tue 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM UTCMar 25, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM UTC

3 hours

Reading for today is Chapter- 910 of HRK's Physics: Volume 1.

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Feb 22 - Mar 25

5 weeks

90 - 180 mins

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SCHEDULE

Sundays

3:00PM