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Forces make things change

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    Newton’s Third Law (with free body diagrams in 2D)

    I can draw force diagrams and identify pairs of forces that obey Newton’s Third Law.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Resultant forces and their effects

    I can determine the change of motion caused by one dimensional forces acting on an object.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Forces in two dimensions (including resolution of a force)

    I can draw and interpret free body force diagrams to describe the resultant force on an object and resolve a force into perpendicular components.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Force, mass and acceleration (a = (v – u)/t)

    I can explain how to investigate the effect of force or mass on the acceleration of an object.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Newton's Second Law (including inertia)

    I can explain what the equation F = m × a means and use it to carry out calculations.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Stopping

    I can describe the factors that affect stopping distance and explain the effect of each one.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Conservation of momentum

    I can use the principle of conservation of momentum to calculate motions after a collision or explosion.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Changing momentum

    I can use the equation force = mass × change in velocity ÷ change in time to calculate the size of force involved in changing momentum in a certain amount of time.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

    Stopping safely

    I can apply an understanding of force = change in momentum ÷ time to explain how forces and momentum can be controlled.
    • 1 Slide deck
    • 1 Worksheet
    • 2 Quizzes
    • 1 Video

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