Grade 12

This physics course deals extensively with vectors. If you haven't already taken, or are not currently taking Calculus, you're in big trouble.

Worksheets

Momentum and Impulse Worksheet
Newton's Second Law worksheet

Resources

The Physics Hypertextbook

Polynomial and Rational Functions

Completely analyse functions to degree 5 Use synthetic division to factor functions

Data Visualization

The students should be familiar with bar charts, pie charts, scatter plots, stem and leaf plots, Box and Whisker plots and histograms, both how to produce them and how to extract data from them. They should also know when to use each, and when not to. Shodor interactives has a number of activities on various graphs and charts

Evolution

2nd Law of Thermodynamics

The Second Law of Thermodynamics, Evolution, and Probability
Short version

Hardy-Weinberg Equations

Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium
Sparknotes problems

Heretofore, you have been dealing with scalar quantities. These are things like numbers, mass, length, that just have a size (magnitude). We will now formally introduce the vector. A vector is a mathematical object that has both a magnitude and a direction. Vectors are used to describe things like position, forces, weight, and hence play a big part in physics. In order to describe the direction of a vector, we need a frame of reference.

Rate of Change

Derivatives and their Applications

Implicit Differentiation

Whole courses

Doc Brown's Chemistry A LEVEL QUIZZES and WORKSHEETS Interactive quizes

Organic Chemistry course includeing worksheets and answer keys

Honors Chemistry a complete course with lecture notes, worksheets and quizes

Polymerization