The GRE Subject Test in Physics assesses knowledge and understanding of undergraduate-level physics concepts and principles.
Classical mechanics is the foundation of physics, describing how objects move under the influence of forces. It covers everything from falling apples to orbiting planets.
From car safety designs to predicting the motion of satellites, classical mechanics is everywhere.
The most basic equation is Newton's second law: \( F = ma \), where force equals mass times acceleration.
\[F = ma\]
Calculating the acceleration of a car when a force is applied.
Predicting the landing spot of a thrown ball.
Classical mechanics explains how and why objects move using Newton's laws.