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Overview

Reference from the original Physics I textbook.

This original chapter is extra exploration beyond the supplied AP Physics 1 course. Keep it if you're curious about where these ideas go next.

Physics ch9 1 — details in the accompanying text.

Waves

This chapter covers how to say good-bye in many cultu-- wait. Not that kind of wave? Oops...

This chapter covers the many different types of undulating objects in the realm of physics.

Section 1: Mechanical Waves
Section 2: Sound Waves
Section 3: Light
Section 4: For Future Reference

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