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IGCSE Physics 2. Motion
Rating: 4.0 out of 5(58 ratings)
3,643 students
Created byFatih Narin
Last updated 3/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • how to interpret distance- time and speed- time graphs
  • how to calculate speed and distance

Course content

1 section • 12 lectures • 1h 15m total length

  • Outline0:52
  • Speed6:17
  • Velocity2:26
  • Displacement10:43

    Explain displacement as the net change in position, final minus initial, and relate it to speed, velocity, and time through displacement-time and speed-time graphs.

  • Speed vs Time Graph4:03
  • Acceleration10:27
  • Deceleration3:09
  • Acceleration on Simulation3:23

    Watch how acceleration changes motion in a physics simulation, linking position, velocity, and time while contrasting constant velocity with varying acceleration and related graphs.

  • Question Solving about speed and displacement10:06
  • Question Solving About Acceleration6:46
  • Motion in One Dimension7:20
  • Question Solving About Motion in One Dimension9:41

Requirements

  • How to measure time
  • How to Measure Length

Description

Before this lesson, students must finish measurement unit. 

In this lecture, they will able to define speed, velocity, displacement, acceleration and gravitational acceleration.

Students will be able to draw graph of speed, displacement and acceleration depending on time. Moreover, they will be able to summarise displacement from speed vs time graph, and speed from acceleration vs time graph. They will be able to convert graphs.

In this lesson, we covered free fall. They will be able to make calculation about speed displacement and acceleration. They will deal with formulas, make calculations with numbers.

For IB and AP students, we covered motion in one dimension; however, we did not cover force. They will deal with acceleration without force.

Who this course is for:

  • All Science Students
  • IGCSE students

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