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This applet demonstrates the dot product geometrically, with color-coded vectors which can be adjusted with the mouse. The mathematical values of the vectors, their components, the…
  
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D. Liu and H. Mohattala
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D. Liu and H. Mohattala, PERC 2021 Proceedings, 233-238.
Students often struggle to decompose a vector, especially when calculating the force components of an object on an inclined plane. In this study, we designed an online vector survey…
  
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S. Scheuneman, V. Flood, and B. Harrer
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S. Scheuneman, V. Flood, and B. Harrer, PERC 2023 Proceedings, 290-295.
An understanding of vectors and vector operations is crucial for success in physics, as this serves as the foundation for various essential concepts, including motion and forces.…
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V. Kuo and R. Beichner; Publisher: American Association of Physics Teachers, Phys. Teach., 44 (3), 168-172 (2006).
Most teachers of introductory physics will agree that many students have difficulty with vectors, so much so that we frequently spend a week at the beginning of the semester…
  
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S. Brahmia, PERC 2017 Proceedings, 64-67.
Physics experts move fluidly between varied meanings of the negative sign associated with physical quantities. Although researching student understanding of negative numbers is…
  
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A series of online tutorial units with quizzes designed for students in the introductory college or university physics course. Includes topics from math, physics, and biophysics.…
  
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E. Tabachnick, P. Colesworthy, and M. Wittmann
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E. Tabachnick, P. Colesworthy, and M. Wittmann, PERC 2017 Proceedings, 384-387.
In the “speed model” of accelerated motion, the terms “speeding up” and “slowing down” are equated with positive and negative acceleration, respectively. As part of the Maine…
  
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K. Watson, PERC 2017 Proceedings, 428-431.
Normalization is a particularly important concept within quantum mechanics due to the probabilistic nature of quantum systems. However, students’ understanding of normalization has…
  
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J. Buncher, PERC 2018 Proceedings.
Students in calculus- and algebra-based introductory physics courses have been shown to perform significantly better on vector addition and subtraction using ijk representation than…
  
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N. Johnson and J. Buncher, PERC 2020 Proceedings, 246-251.
It has been well documented that introductory physics students struggle with vector addition and subtraction. We use the results of a multiple-choice assessment on one-dimensional…
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