NSW Y12 Maths - Extension 2 Mechanics Motion in Physical Terms

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Motion in Physical Terms Theory

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  • Motion in Physical Terms - Video - Mechanics Example 1: Using F = ma to find v(t)

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NSW Syllabus Reference: MEX-M1.2: Modelling motion without resistance. This will require student to 

  • examine force, acceleration, action and reaction under constant and non-constant force (ACMSM133, ACMSM134)
  • examine motion of a body under concurrent forces (ACMSM135)
  • consider and solve problems involving motion in a straight line with both constant and non-constant acceleration and derive and use the expressions \(\dfrac{{dv}}{{dt}},\,v\dfrac{{dv}}{{dx}}\) and \(\dfrac{d}{{dx}}(\dfrac{1}{2}{v^2})\) for acceleration (ACMSM136) 
  • use Newton’s laws to obtain equations of motion in situations involving motion other than projectile motion or simple harmonic motion
  • describe mathematically the motion of particles in situations other than projectile motion and simple harmonic motion
  • derive and use the equations of motion of a particle travelling in a straight line with both constant and variable acceleration (ACMSM114)

Ref: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/