Fifth lesson of the ‘Newton’s laws of motion’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Forces that act on a moving body that stops suddenly How to get a smaller deceleration from a set speed Safety features found in modern vehicles Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Fourth lesson of the ‘Newton’s laws of motion’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: What happens to a vehicle while a driver reacts to a hazard Difference between stopping and braking distance How conditions can affect stopping and braking distances Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Third lesson of the ‘Newton’s laws of motion’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Why speed reaches a maximum despite a driving force being applied What a drag force is What determines terminal speed Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Second lesson of the ‘Newton’s laws of motion’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: When to apply F=ma How support force changes in a lift When F=ma cannot be applied Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

First lesson of the ‘Newton’s laws of motion’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: The effect of resultant forces How mass and weight differ Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Seventh lesson of the ‘on the move’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Direction of acceleration for objects in projectile motion Components of vectors for objects in projectile motion Effect of gravity on the horizontal speed of objects in projectile motion Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Sixth lesson of the ‘on the move’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Calculating motion of objects with constant acceleration How to break motion into stages How to use signage for motion in changing directions Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Fifth lesson of the ‘on the move’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Difference between distance-time and displacement-time graphs What the gradient of a velocity-time graph represents What the area underneath a velocity-time graph represents Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Fourth lesson of the ‘on the move’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: How to define ‘free fall’ How the velocity changes during free fall How mass or object size affects acceleration when falling Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Third lesson of the ‘on the move’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Initial and final velocity Calculating displacement for uniform acceleration What is required to calculate the acceleration of an object Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Second lesson of the ‘on the move’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Acceleration and deceleration Uniform acceleration Acceleration as a vector quantity Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

First lesson of the ‘on the move’ topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Difference between distance and displacement Difference between average speed and instantaneous speed When to consider velocity instead of speed Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Sixth lesson of the forces in equilibrium topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: The conditions for an object in equilibrium The conditions for the turning effects of forces How to predict forces acting on a body in equilibrium Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Fifth lesson of the forces in equilibrium topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Stable and unstable equilibrium Tilting and toppling Centre of mass and stability Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Fourth lesson of the forces in equilibrium topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Support forces on a pivoted body How to tackle two-support problems How to work on couples Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Third lesson of the forces in equilibrium topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: What conditions produce a turning effect How to increase the magnitude of a turning effect How to balance a turning effect The importance of the centre of mass Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

Second lesson of the forces in equilibrium topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: Why we must consider force direction How to show when multiple forces have no effect on a point object How to use a parallelogram of forces Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).

First lesson of the forces in equilibrium topic for the first year of the AQA A-Level Physics course. Covers: How to define a vector quantity How to represent vectors How to add and resolve vectors Fully resourced and with practice exam questions (with worked answers).