CIE International A-Level Maths: Mechanics

CIE International A-Level Maths: Mechanics, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 83 lectures, 36 quizzes, based on 10 reviews, and has 91 subscribers.

You will learn about Velocity and Acceleration Forces and Newton's Laws of Motion Friction Equilibrium Energy and Power This course is ideal for individuals who are People studying the Cambridge International A-Level Mathematics AS or A-Level or People who want to study an intermediate course in mechanics It is particularly useful for People studying the Cambridge International A-Level Mathematics AS or A-Level or People who want to study an intermediate course in mechanics.

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Summary

Title: CIE International A-Level Maths: Mechanics

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Quizzes: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Published Quizzes: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 119

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 119

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Velocity and Acceleration
Forces and Newton's Laws of Motion
Friction
Equilibrium
Energy and Power

Who Should Attend

People studying the Cambridge International A-Level Mathematics AS or A-Level
People who want to study an intermediate course in mechanics

Target Audiences

People studying the Cambridge International A-Level Mathematics AS or A-Level
People who want to study an intermediate course in mechanics

CIE International A-Level Maths is a course for anyone studying the Cambridge International A-Level Maths:

This course covers all the content in Paper 4 (Mechanics) of the Cambridge International A-Level Maths Course. It is also a great introduction to mechanics for anyone interested in getting started.

The main sections of the course are:

– Velocity and Acceleration- we look at using graphs and SUVAT equations to solve a range of kinematics problems.

– Forces and Motion – we learn how to use Newton’s laws of motion to analyse the forces acting on objects to determine their motion.

– Variable Acceleration – we learn how to use calculus to solve problems where an object’s motion can be expressed as a function of time.

– Forces and Friction – we learn how to use a model for friction and apply it to understand how it affects the motion of objects.

– Equilibrium – we learn how to understand systems in equilibrium, looking at limiting equilibrium and and other more advanced concepts.

– Work, Energy and Power – we learn what these concepts are and how to use them to solve problems relating to kinetic and potential energy.

– Momentum – we learn what momentum is and how to use it to solve problems relating to colliding particles.

Please note: This course is intended for people studying the Cambridge International A-Level Maths Syllabus, and not the UK syllabus (covered by Edexcel, OCR, AQA and MEI exam boards). If you are looking for these, check out my other courses on these!

What you get in this course:

Videos: Watch as I explain each topic, introducing all the key ideas, and then go through a range of different examples, covering all the important ideas in each. In these videos I also point out the most common misconceptions and errors so that you can avoid them.

Quizzes: Each sub-section is followed by a short quiz for you to test your understanding of the content just covered. Most of the questions in the quizzes are taken from real A-Level past papers. Feel free to ask for help if you get stuck on these!

Worksheets: At the end of each chapter I have made a collection of different questions taken from real A-Level past papers for you to put it all together and try for yourself. At the bottom of each worksheet is a full mark-scheme so you can see how you have done.

This course comes with:

· A printable Udemy certificate of completion.

· Support in the Q&A section – ask me if you get stuck!

I really hope you enjoy this course!

Woody

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Velocity and Acceleration

Lecture 1: Vectors vs Scalars

Lecture 2: Displacement-Time Graphs

Lecture 3: Displacement-Time Graph Example

Lecture 4: Velocity-Time Graphs

Lecture 5: Velocity-Time Graphs Example 1

Lecture 6: Velocity-Time Graphs Example 2

Lecture 7: Acceleration-Time Graphs

Lecture 8: SUVAT Equations

Lecture 9: Proofs of SUVAT Equations

Lecture 10: SUVAT Equations – Example 1

Lecture 11: SUVAT Equations – Example 2

Lecture 12: Two Parts of a Journey

Lecture 13: Two Moving Objects

Lecture 14: The Gravitational Constant – g

Lecture 15: Projectiles

Lecture 16: Projectiles – Example 1

Lecture 17: Projectiles – Example 2

Lecture 18: Velocity and Acceleration – Past Paper Question Pack

Chapter 3: Forces and Motion

Lecture 1: Force Diagrams – Part 1

Lecture 2: Force Diagrams – Part 2

Lecture 3: Resultant Forces

Lecture 4: Magnitude and Direction

Lecture 5: Forces as Vectors

Lecture 6: Vectors Example

Lecture 7: Parallel Vectors

Lecture 8: Newton's Second Law of Motion

Lecture 9: Newton's Second Law of Motion – Example 1

Lecture 10: Newton's Second Law of Motion – Example 2

Lecture 11: SUVAT and Forces

Lecture 12: Connected Particles – Part 1

Lecture 13: Connected Particles – Part 2

Lecture 14: Connected Particles – Part 3

Lecture 15: Changing Forces – Part 1

Lecture 16: Changing Forces – Part 2

Lecture 17: Modelling Assumptions

Lecture 18: Forces and Motion – Past Paper Question Pack

Chapter 4: Variable Acceleration

Lecture 1: Motion as a Function of Time

Lecture 2: Using Differentiation – Part 1

Lecture 3: Using Differentiation – Part 2

Lecture 4: Turning Points

Lecture 5: Using Integration – Part 1

Lecture 6: Using Integration – Part 2

Lecture 7: SUVAT Equations

Lecture 8: Calculator Use

Lecture 9: Variable Acceleration – Past Paper Question Pack

Chapter 5: Resolving Forces and Friction

Lecture 1: Resultant Forces – Components

Lecture 2: Components and Newton's Second Law

Lecture 3: Inclined Planes – Part 1

Lecture 4: Inclined Planes – Part 2

Lecture 5: Friction

Lecture 6: Friction on an Inclined Plane – Part 1

Lecture 7: Friction on an Inclined Plane – Part 2

Lecture 8: Motion on a Rough Inclined Plane – No Other Forces

Lecture 9: Motion on a Rough Inclined Plane – Parallel Forces

Lecture 10: Motion on a Rough Inclined Plane – Non-Parallel Forces – Part 1

Lecture 11: Motion on a Rough Inclined Plane – Non-Parallel Forces – Part 2

Lecture 12: Connected Particles on a Rough Inclined Plane – Part 1

Lecture 13: Connected Particles on a Rough Inclined Plane – Part 2

Lecture 14: Resolving Forces and Friction – Past Paper Question Pack

Chapter 6: Equilibrium

Lecture 1: Three Forces in Equilibrium

Lecture 2: Three Forces in Equilibrium – The Triangle Method

Lecture 3: Equilibrium on an Inclined Plane

Instructors

Woody Lewenstein
Mathematics Teacher

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