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Mechanics 1 Contents
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1 Mathematical models in mechanics
1.1 Different modelling assumptions, and how they affect calculations
2 Kinematics of a particle moving in a straight line
2.1. Formulae for a particle moving in a straight line with constant acceleration,
2.2 Further formulae for a particle moving in a straight line with constant acceleration
2.3. Using the formulae for constant acceleration to model an object moving vertically
in a straight line under gravity
2.4 Representing the motion of an object on a speed-time or distance-time graph
3 Dynamics of a particle moving in a straight line
3.1. Using the formula F= ma to solve problems involving force and acceleration
3.2. Solving problems involving forces by drawing diagrams and resolving
3.3 Resolving forces that act at an angle to find the component that acts in a certain
direction
3.4 Calculating the magnitude of the frictional force using the coefficient of friction
3.5. Solving problems about particles on inclined planes by resolving forces parallel
and perpendicular to the plane
3.6. Solving problems involving connected particles by considering the particles
separately
3.7 Calculating the momentum of a particle and the impulse of a force
3.8. Solving problems involving collisions using the principle of Conservation of
Momentum
Review Exercise 1
4 Statics of a particle
4.1. Solving problems about particles in equilibrium by resolving forces
4.2. Knowing when to include additional forces, such as weight, tension, thrust,
normal reaction and friction
4.3. Solving statics problems involving friction using the relationship F< pR
5 Moments
5.1 The moment of a force acting on a body
.2 The sum of the moments of a set of forces acting on a body
5.3. Solving problems about bodies in equilibrium by equating clockwise and
anticlockwise moments
54 Solving problems about non-uniform bodies by finding or using the centre of mass
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126 Vectors
6.1. Vectors to describe displacements,
Adding vectors, and representing vectors using line segments
Describing vectors using i, j notation
Solving problems using vectors
‘The velocity of a particle as a vector
Solving problems involving velocity and time using vectors
6.7 Using vectors to solve problems about forces
Review Exercise 2
Examination style paper
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