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h1. Worked Examples

The WIKI contains a large number of example problems covering all the major topics of Newtonian mechanics.  All of these example problems illustrate the [S.I.M. problem solving approach|The S.I.M. Approach to Problem Solving].  The examples are organized below by the relevant major branch of the [Hierarchy of Models|Model Hierarchy].  By navigating to the principle page for each subgroup of problems, you can see the problems grouped by common interactions, procedures and topics.  

h3. [Examples from Motion and Acceleration]

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h3. [Examples from Momentum and Force]

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h3. [Examples from Energy and Work]

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h3. [Examples from Angular Momentum and Torque]

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h3. [Multi-Concept Problems for Mixed Review|Multi-Concept Problems]

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