Resolving motion into components
Use perpendicular vectors to describe a projectile before choosing motion equations.
Loading personal best…Practise projectiles, momentum, circular motion, gravitation and special relativity.
Use perpendicular vectors to describe a projectile before choosing motion equations.
Loading personal best…Connect vertical fall time to horizontal range and evaluate the no-drag model.
Loading personal best…Model height, time, range and velocity while recognising the assumptions behind optimal angles.
Loading personal best…Use vector momentum changes and the area under a force–time graph.
Loading personal best…Apply independent component balances to collisions and explosions.
Loading personal best…Use momentum transfer to calculate rocket recoil and photon impulses.
Loading personal best…Relate period, speed, inward acceleration and the actual forces that cause turning.
Loading personal best…Resolve real contact forces to explain road banking and its limits.
Loading personal best…Use inverse-square gravity and distinguish force from gravitational field strength.
Loading personal best…Derive orbital speed and connect orbit geometry with satellite uses.
Loading personal best…Interpret elliptical motion and use period–radius data to infer a central mass.
Loading personal best…Explain why high-speed measurements require a frame-dependent account of time and length.
Loading personal best…Distinguish proper time from laboratory time and calculate fast-particle lifetimes.
Loading personal best…Use frame-dependent lengths and momentum while avoiding photon and mass misconceptions.
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