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Keep a whole class and its saved work together

Find an existing course, revisit its source material, and open saved study tools without starting over.

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Review the example course

The source editor introduces the prepared physics study space.

Opens the course workflow. Review or add your own material to begin.

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Example course topic and notes

Course: Motion and energy

A 0.5 kg cart starts from rest under a constant horizontal net force of 2 N. Newton’s second law gives a = F / m = 4 m/s². After 3 s, its speed is 12 m/s and its displacement is 18 m. The force does 36 J of work over that displacement, equal to the increase in kinetic energy. If the same net force continues, the cart keeps accelerating; its speed does not stop increasing at 3 s.

The complete walkthrough

  1. Open your course library

    Open Study Simulator and find Your courses. Sign in with the same account that owns the saved work.

  2. Find the class

    Use course search or open a recent course. Existing course records and their saved outputs remain attached to that account.

  3. Return to saved work

    Open a saved guide, deck, quiz, podcast or visual lesson from the course’s study tools.

  4. Add material deliberately

    Add a relevant source when needed, then choose a new course tool when you are ready to generate from that material.