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Edexcel A Level Mathematics
Constant Acceleration
Constant acceleration in A Level Maths refers to motion where an object’s velocity changes at a consistent rate over time, resulting in linearly increasing or decreasing displacement. This concept is pivotal in understanding kinematics and dynamic systems.
After watching the AJMaths revision videos on Constant Acceleration I will be able to:
- Derive the SUVAT Equations
- Answer Exam Questions on Constant Acceleration for A Level Maths
Deriving the SUVAT Equations
In this video we will introduce the five SUVAT equations that you need to be familiar with as well as showing how to derive these SUVAT equations using a velocity time graph.
Exam Revision for Constant Acceleration
In this video we will take a look at consolidating our knowledge on constant acceleration and the SUVAT equations by taking a look at some exam style questions for constant acceleration and SUVAT.
Worksheets for Constant Acceleration
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