Given an object in motion, determine the acceleration required to bring the object to rest in a specific distance. The acceleration is also delayed, as in it doesn't immediately happen at time 0. Given an object that is undergoing uniform circular motion at some vertical height is released, determine the horizontal distance the object goes as a projectile. Use Newton's second law as it applies to an object undergoing circular motion due to a net force. Determine the force required. A car is going faster than the rated speed for a banked curve. Determine the coefficient of friction to prevent skidding. Given a force as a function determine the work done moving an object to a given position. Determine the average generated power as a force is applied over some distance. Use conservation of energy to solve a problem involving a moving object, a spring, and friction to determine unknowns. Use the impulse-momentum theorem to solve a problem of an object changing direction Use the conservation of momentum and energy to solve a collision problem where you need to find the initial velocity. Use the conservation of momentum to solve a 2-D collision, where the objects initially travel 90 degrees to each other.