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KS3 Physics

KS3 Physics. 9K Speeding Up. Contents. 9K Speeding Up. Distance, time and speed. Balanced and unbalanced forces. Friction. Summary activities. Distance, time and speed. To work out the speed of an object you need to know:. the distance travelled;

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Forces Revision

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Forces (Part 3)

Friction, Terminal Velocity, Weight and Density. Forces (Part 3). Topics. Effects of Friction Air Resistance & Terminal Velocity Mass vs Weight Density & Floating. Effects of Friction. Effects of Friction.

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SI base units

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Force and motion

Force and motion. Revise the following: Distance time graphs Velocity-time graphs Resultant force Terminal velocity Stopping distances. Distance time graph. Distance time graph. Distance time graph. Velocity-time graph. Velocity-time graph. Velocity-time graph. Velocity-time graph.

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Forces and Dynamics

Forces and Dynamics. Equilibrium of Forces. Equilibrium of Forces Translational Equilibrium If every part of a system moves in a straight line at a constant speed, we say it is in translational equilibrium. This includes being at rest.

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Forces and Dynamics

Forces and Dynamics. Equilibrium of Forces. Equilibrium of Forces Translational Equilibrium If every part of a system moves in a straight line at a constant speed, we say it is in translational equilibrium. This includes being at rest.

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Forces and Dynamics

Forces and Dynamics. Equilibrium of Forces. Equilibrium of Forces Translational Equilibrium If every part of a system moves in a straight line at a constant speed, we say it is in translational equilibrium. This includes being at rest.

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Resultant Forces

Resultant Forces. If two forces act together on an object, their effect may be described as the action of one force. EXAMPLE. Two forces of magnitude 5N and 6N act on a particle. They act at right angles. Find the magnitude and direction of their resultant. EXAMPLE.

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Forces => Vectors => 2D and 3D

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