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Physics Module 3

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Forces & Motion
Adam Wrigley
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Adam Wrigley
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Physics Module 3
  1. 3.1 Motion
    1. Displacement/Time Graphs
      1. velocity = displacement/time
      2. Velocity/Time Graphs
        1. Acceleration = Velocity/Time
        2. Problem Solving (Projectiles)
          1. General Points:
            1. The strategy is to consider the horizontal and vertical components of the motion separately, and use the equations of motion in each direction.
              1. • The vertical acceleration is always -9.81 ms-2 (due to gravity)
                1. • The projectile will continue to move upwards until the vertical component of its velocity is zero • The horizontal acceleration is always zero • The horizontal velocity is constant
                2. Stratagies
              2. 3.2 Forces in Action
                1. 3.3 Work, Energy and Power
                  1. 3.4 Materials
                    1. 3.5 Momentum
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