"Essential Equations for MCAT Physics" by Christine Westra, M.S.
This course is designed to help you learn the physics equations you need to know for the MCAT.
Each question will ask you to complete an important physics equation using fill in the blank or multiple choice. Brief explanations describing the equations are provided. In addition, you will learn helpful hints for using equations to tackle the MCAT physics questions.
Please note: this course is in progress... this preliminary version covers mechanics, Newtonian motion, and energy equations.
- Published 06/08/09
- Learners 58
- Views 549
- Questions 20
Course Details
Mechanics (5 questions)
- displacement
- velocity
- acceleration
Newtonian motion (9 questions)
- inclined planes
- springs
- friction
- centripetal force
- momentum
Energy (5 questions)
- work
- kinetic energy
- potential energy
All students preparing for the MCAT exam.
In addition, students preparing for the DAT or OAT may also find these equations helpful.
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About Christine Westra, M.S.
Since my first teaching experience as a teaching assistant during graduate school, I have had a passion for teaching science. I was involved in science and medical education for 6 years before I decided to return to school to become a clinical educator. I am now a first year medical student at Harvard Medical School where I continue to be involved in medical education.
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