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Kinematics 1D Part 1
Study kinematics 1d part 1 in the Motion module.
Kinematics 1D Part 2
Study kinematics 1d part 2 in the Motion module.
Kinematics 2D Advanced
Study kinematics 2d advanced in the Motion module.
Kinematics 2D
Study kinematics 2d in the Motion module.
Kinematics Calculus Integration
Study kinematics calculus integration in the Motion module.
Scalar and Vector Quantities
Study scalar and vector quantities in the Motion module.
Units
Study units in the Motion module.
Applied Definitions
Study applied definitions in the Forces module.
Applied, Weight and Normal Forces
Study applied, weight and normal forces in the Forces module.
Equilibrium Advanced
Study equilibrium advanced in the Forces module.
Equilibrium Calculus Integration
Study equilibrium calculus integration in the Forces module.
Equilibrium
Study equilibrium in the Forces module.
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Projectile motion
Resolve motion into components and connect trajectories with the equations.
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Complete school lesson directory 29 modules · six connected phases
Motion & mechanics
- MotionMeasurement, vectors, kinematics, calculus, and simulation.→
- ForcesInteractions, Newton's laws, statics, gravity, and moments.→
- WorkEnergy transfer, graph area, power, and efficiency.→
- EnergyKinetic and potential stores, conservation, and calculus.→
- MomentumImpulse, conservation, collisions, vectors, calculus, and simulation.→
- Circular MotionRadians, centripetal force, rotation, rolling, angular momentum, and simulation.→
Matter & structures
Charges & circuits
- Electric ChargesCharge, materials, charging methods, Coulomb's law, and superposition.→
- Electric FieldsField strength, field lines, point charges, superposition, and parallel plates.→
- Electric PotentialPotential energy, voltage, equipotentials, field gradients, and capacitors.→
- CircuitsSymbols, current, voltage, resistance, resistivity, series and parallel, and power.→
- Advanced CircuitsKirchhoff's laws, non-ohmic components, sensors, internal resistance, and dividers.→
Waves, light & fields
- WavesSimple harmonic motion, the wave equation, interference, double slits, gratings, standing waves, and Doppler.→
- LightThe ray model, reflection, refraction and Snell’s law, total internal reflection, and dispersion.→
- OpticsCurved mirrors, thin lenses, optical instruments, single-slit resolution, and thin-film colours.→
- MagnetismFields from magnets and currents, the motor effect, and charges circling in magnetic fields.→
- ElectromagnetismMagnetic flux, Faraday’s and Lenz’s laws, generators, and transformers.→
- Electricity & MagnetismCells, internal resistance, the heating effect, electromagnets, and motors.→
Thermal & oscillations
Modern, space & medical
- Atomic PhysicsEnergy levels, radioactivity, half-life, nuclear reactions, and the standard model.→
- QuantumPhotons, matter waves, wave functions, the Bohr model, and the quantum nucleus.→
- Advanced Fission & FusionChain reactions, reactors, fusion, confinement, and radiation safety.→
- Galilean & Special RelativityFrames, Einstein's postulates, time dilation, Lorentz transformations, and spacetime.→
- Space & Stars PhysicsThe Solar System, stellar life cycles, the HR diagram, cosmic distances, and the Big Bang.→
- Medical PhysicsX-rays and CT, ultrasound, nuclear medicine and PET, MRI, and the attenuation calculus.→
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