Forces and Newton's Laws mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on Forces and Newton's Laws, covering motion, pressure and moments. School students can use them to revise forces, while teachers can find material for lessons, from introductory school work to GCSE and A-level Physics. There are over 2,300 mind maps made by more than 1,800 users; pick one to explore.
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- Speed, Velocity and Acceleration247
- Scalars and Vectors72
- Types of Forces255
- Gravity, Mass and Weight106
- Friction and Terminal Velocity149
- Elasticity and Hooke's Law30
- Resultant Forces, Equilibrium and Inertia158
- Newton's Second Law52
- Newton's Third Law15
- Momentum, Impulse and Collisions164
- Stopping Distances and Car Safety61
- Work, Energy and Power37
- Moments, Levers and Centre of Mass141
- Pressure and Buoyancy54
- Circular Motion and Centripetal Force38
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Physics Section 3 - Mechanics and Materials Physics Section 3 - Mechanics and Materials revision mind map
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AQA GCSE Physics - Forces The entire topic of forces from the AQA GCSE revision guide in one mind map. -
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Newton's Laws of Motion Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion! :)
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GCSE AQA Physics 3 Forces Mind map showing information about moments and levers, stability, pendulums, hydraulics and circular motion. -
Mechanics 1 Chapter 1 The definitions for chapter one in mechanics -
Physics Topic 1- Motion and Forces
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P5 - Forces
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Newton's Laws of Motion Newton's Laws of Motion -
GCSE Edexcel Physics - Motion and Forces Brief notes on topic 2 - motion and forces for edexcel physics higher tier students
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Physics GCSE Forces
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Pressure And Moments This is a year 9 physics topic summary mind map on: Pressure and Moments. -
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FORCE Maddie Ivey- MindMap
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Physics 4: Mod 1 - Further Mechanics -
Forces and Motion
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Newton's Laws of motion -
Newton's Laws and Momentum -
Newtonian mechanics -
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Pressure Mind Map on Pressure, created by Sanjana P on 04/08/2017. -
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Work, Energy & Power This mind map covers the topics of work, energy, energy efficiency and power. It is aimed at someone who ha... -
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Edexcel A level Physics Mechanics Mind map for Mechanics
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Physics - Resultant Forces Resultant forces
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Isaac Newton Mind Map
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Forces and Motion
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Physics Module 3 Forces & Motion
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GoConqr OriginalForces and Newton's Laws mind maps
These user-made maps let you browse forces through related ideas and equations. Forces and Motion brings together speed and weight, while Pressure focuses on force per unit area. Moments looks at turning effects and equilibrium. Other maps cover Newton's laws, momentum and terminal velocity.
Choose a map and revise
Start with Forces and Motion if you want to review speed and weight together. If you are working on a particular equation, the focused Pressure map is another place to begin. Teachers can also select a map that fits the topic their class is studying.
Read through the branches, then cover them and recall the links in your own words. Return to any branch you find difficult. When you want to check your recall or review a definition, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Choose a map that matches your current topic and give it a try.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Forces and Motion is a starting point if you want to review speed and weight in the same resource. For a narrower topic, try Pressure, which sets out force per unit area. Choose the map that fits the work you are revising.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The listed maps cover Newton's laws, momentum, motion, pressure and moments. You can also find maps on forces in equilibrium and terminal velocity. Some focus on a single topic, while others bring together several areas of mechanics, so you can choose the scope that suits your revision.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.