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Edexcel A Level Mathematics
Forces and Motion
Forces and Motion in A Level Maths explores the mathematical relationships between forces, acceleration, velocity, and displacement, revealing the underlying principles governing object movement and interaction.
After watching the AJMaths revision videos on Forces and Motion I will be able to:
- Work with Forces as Vectors
- Work with Forces and Acceleration
- Work with Motion in 2 Dimensions
- Work with Connected Particles
- Answer Exam Questions on Forces and Motion for A Level Maths
Forces as Vectors
In this video we will take a look at introducing forces as vectors. You will learn how to present forces as vectors in either column vector notation or in component form.
Forces and Acceleration
In this video we will take a look at forces and acceleration. We are now following on from our introduction to forces as vectors and now introducing one of the most important results in mechanics, newtons second law.
Motion in 2 Dimensions
In this video we will take a look at how we can evaluate a function given that we have the derivative of the function and a point on the function.
Connected Particles
In this video we will take a look at solving problems involving connected particles.
Pulleys
In this video we will take a look at finding areas under curves using integration. You should be confident with definite integrals before watching this video!
Exam Revision for Forces and Motion
In this video we will take a look at consolidating everything we have covered so far on Forces and Motion such as Motion in 2 Dimensions, Connected Particles and Pulley Systems.
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