Subject 01 · Foundations of physics
Chapter 01
Motion
Measure the physical world, describe motion with vectors and graphs, then extend kinematics from one dimension to projectiles, relative motion, and calculus.
Build motion one idea at a time.
Start with the foundations, then explore advanced ideas and calculus at the depth your course needs.
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Units
Use the language, prefixes, dimensions, and standards that make every later calculation reliable.
Scalar and Vector Quantities
Separate magnitude from direction, resolve components, and combine vectors cleanly.
Kinematics 1D · Part 1
Read position, velocity, and motion stories from words, tables, and graphs.
Kinematics 1D · Part 2
Connect acceleration, motion equations, graph area, and free fall.
Kinematics 2D
Resolve motion into independent components and build projectile trajectories.
Kinematics 2D · Advanced
Use vector functions for relative motion, curved paths, and changing frames.
Kinematics Calculus Integration
Differentiate position, integrate acceleration, and optimise motion.
Change one variable. Watch the physics respond.
Explore s = ut + ½at², then take the idea into the full lessons.
Build a motion model
Result shown after 5.0 s. After 5.0 s, the displacement reflects both the initial motion and the accumulated effect of acceleration.
Everything around the chapter, in one place.
Keep building with practice, classroom presentations, formulae, and a game that puts these ideas to work.
Exam practice
Questions, guided reasoning, and exam-style problem solving.
Browse exam questions →Formula toolkit
Keep the key relationships and their units close to hand.
Review formulae →Members · Classroom presentationClassroom slides
Reveal lesson ideas, examples, and checks in full-screen classroom mode.
Open slides →Lesson files
Find downloadable teaching resources and worksheets in the library.
View files →Vector Run
r⃗(t + Δt). Aim thrust, manage drift, and dock safely across a short physics campaign.
Play the free chapter game →See it. Read it. Work it.
Connect diagrams to physical relationships and exam reasoning.
Explore diagrams →Guided support
Ask for a hint, check your reasoning, or explore a similar problem.
Ask GioAI →Move without losing your place.
Extra challenging questions
Take the ideas further with course-specific extension questions, supplied-data graphs and worked solutions.