Ranking Task Exercises in Physics: Student Edition, 1st edition

Published by Pearson (October 28, 2003) © 2004
  • Thomas L. O'Kuma
  • David P. Maloney
  • C J Hieggelke

Title overview

A supplement for courses in Algebra-Based Physics and Calculus-Based Physics.

 

Ranking Task Exercises in Physics are an innovative type of conceptual exercise that asks students to make comparative judgments about variations on a particular physicals situation.  It includes 200 exercises covering classical physics and optics.

  • 218 Ranking Task Exercises, covering all of Classical Physics—Gives students ample opportunity to work these unique exercises.
  • Unique Ranking Task structure—Designed for clarity, the exercises consist of four elements:
    • 1) a description of the physical situation, including any constraints and the basis for ranking different arrangements;

    • 2) a set of figures showing the different arrangements of the situation to be compared;

    • 3) a place to record the ranking of each variation;

    • 4) a place to explain the reason for each ranking choice.

Table of contents



Kinematics Ranking Tasks.


Force Ranking Tasks.


Projectile and Other Two-Dimensional Motion Ranking Tasks.


Work-Energy Ranking Tasks.


Impulse-Momentum Ranking Tasks.


Rotation Ranking Tasks.


SHM and Properties of Matter Ranking Tasks.


Heat and Thermodynamics Ranking Tasks.


Electrostatics Ranking Tasks.


DC Circuit Ranking Tasks.


Magnetism and Electromagnetism Ranking Tasks.


Wave and Optics Ranking Tasks.
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