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Resource Title:Amusement Park Physics
Description:The Amusement Park Physics Website helps the user to learn more about how physics laws affect the designs of roller coasters, bumper car collisions, carousels, free fall rides, and pendulum rides. A highlight of the site is the opportunity to design a roller coaster and experiment with bumper car collisions.

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Author Annenberg/CPB
The Annenberg/CPB Project.
Date Published 2007-12-12
Grade Level Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
Grade 9
High School
Intended Audience Grades 6-8
High School
Learner
Middle School
Middle School Teachers
Secondary Education
Secondary School Teachers
Students
Teachers
Technical School First Cycle
Technical School Second Cycle
University First Cycle
Vocational Training
Language En
En-US
Publisher / Resource Provider Annenberg Media
Annenberg/CPB
Resource Format Html
Image/gif
Java
Text/html
Resource Type Article
Audio/Visual
Illustration
Image
Instructional Material
Laboratory Modules
Lesson Plans
Lesson/Lesson Plan
Nonfiction Reference
Other Curriculum Resources
Overviews
Photograph
Reading Materials
Reference Material
Science Materials
Simulation
Text
Rights Information Annenberg Media.
Has A Copyright Or Other Restriction.
Subject Keyword(s) Engineering
Engineering -- Rollercoaster Engineer
Forces and Motion
Math
Math -- Rollercoaster Engineer
Mathematics
Newton’s Laws Of Motion
Physical Science
Rollercoaster Engineer
Science
Science -- Physicist
Science -- Physics
Science -- Physics General