Preparation Reading Data sheet
1. Kinematics
- 1.1 Scalars and vectors in one dimension
- 1.2 Displacement, velocity and acceleration
- 1.3 Representing motion
- 1.4 Reference frames and relative motion
- 1.5 Vectors and motion in two dimensions
2. Force and Translational Dynamics
- 2.1 Systems and centre of mass
- 2.2 Forces and free-body diagrams
- 2.3 Newton’s third law
- 2.4 Newton’s first law
- 2.5 Newton’s second law
- 2.6 Gravitational Force
- 2.7 Kinetic and static friction
- 2.8 Spring forces
- 2.9 Circular motion
3. Work, energy and power
- 3.1 Translational kinetic energy
- 3.2 Work
- 3.3 Potential energy
- 3.4 Conservation of energy
- 3.5 Power
4. Linear Momentum
- 4.1 Linear momentum
- 4.2 Change in momentum and impulse
- 4.3 Conservation of linear momentum
- 4.4 Elastic and inelastic collisions
5. Torque and Rotational Dynamics
- 5.1 Rotational kinematics
- 5.2 Connecting linear and rotational motion
- 5.3 Torque
- 5.4 Rotational inertia
- 5.5 Rotational equilibrium and Newton’s first law in rotational form
- 5.6 Newton’s second law in rotational form
6. Energy and Momentum of Rotation
- 6.1 Rotational kinetic energy
- 6.2 Torque and work
- 6.3 Angular momentum and angular impulse
- 6.4 Conservation of angular momentum
- 6.5 Rolling
- 6.6 Motion of orbiting satellites
7. Oscillations
- 7.1 Defining simple harmonic motion (SHM)
- 7.2 Frequency and period of SHM
- 7.3 Representing and analysing SHM
- 7.4 Energy of simple harmonic oscillations
8. Fluids
- 8.1 Internal structure and density
- 8.2 Pressure
- 8.3 Fluids and Newton’s laws
- 8.4 Fluids and conservation laws
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