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Topics covered include measurement, Newton's laws, planetary motion, forces as vectors, biomechanics, potential and kinetic energy, gravitational and electric fields, electric circuits, wave phenomena, light and the eye, sound, radiation and energy flow. Assessment is by assignments, laboratory reports, test and final examination. Prerequisites: A knowledge of elementary algebra and trigonometry is assumed (students without this background should consult with the course co-ordinator). Concurrent enrolment in M150 Physics for Science and Engineering I is not permitted. Students who have successfully completed M122 Particles in Motion or M150 Physics for Science and Engineering I may not enrol in this unit for credit. Programmes for which this course is required or in which it can be included: | |||||||||||||||||||
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Murdoch University is a member of WADEC (the Western Australian Distance Education Consortium). Copyright in all external mode course materials is held by Murdoch University and enquiries regarding access to, or purchase of, materials should be addressed in the first instance to the Director of External Studies, Murdoch University. | |||||||||||||||||||
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