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Rohit and Bree had a physics lesson where they reviewed fundamental concepts like distance, displacement, speed, velocity, and acceleration. They also derived the three equations of motion. Bree then applied these equations to solve various word problems. For further practice, Rohit recommended that Bree review her course materials.

A student from Modesto Junior College reviewed trigonometry, including sine, cosine, tangent, and their reciprocals, before applying these concepts to understand vectors. They discussed the parallelogram law of vectors and derived the formula for calculating the magnitude of the resultant vector. No homework or specific follow-up was mentioned for this lesson.

Rohit provided Bree with a comprehensive physics lesson, delving into core concepts like speed, velocity, displacement, acceleration, Newton's laws of motion, force, mass, weight, and momentum. Bree actively applied these principles by working through various problem-solving exercises. To ensure better preparation, they mutually agreed to schedule their upcoming lessons earlier, and Bree will also send Rohit her study materials.

Rohit provided a comprehensive quantum mechanics lesson to Braeden, covering essential topics like wave function normalization, Fourier series representation, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, expectation values, and the position operator. During their time together, they tackled problems involving uncertainty calculations and identifying acceptable wave functions. A significant part of their discussion also focused on analyzing a potential step, where they applied boundary conditions and flux ratios to calculate reflection and transmission coefficients. They intend to continue their studies in preparation for Braeden's upcoming exam.

Rohit introduced Braeden to the concept of operators in quantum mechanics, specifically the parity operator and the process of determining if a state is an eigenfunction. Braeden actively practiced checking for eigenfunctions. Feeling unprepared, Braeden and Rohit decided to reschedule for a longer lesson the following day at 12:30, which would focus on reviewing Braeden's spring booklet and exam material.

Rohit provided a physics lesson to a student from UCLA, delving into wave mechanics and quantum mechanics. The lesson specifically covered phase and group velocity, dispersion, bra-ket notation, and the infinite square well. The learner worked through problems involving normalization and energy calculations for a particle in a square potential. They scheduled another lesson for Friday and will continue after Rohit's exam.