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- Exam papers
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Level 1 - Physics
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Mechanics: force models before exam practice
Build the model first, then move into questions that test whether the method can be used without notes.
A 4.0 kg block on a 30 degree incline with kinetic friction is connected over a pulley to a hanging 3.0 kg mass. Decide which way the system moves, then find the acceleration and tension.
Method: compare the hanging weight with the downslope component plus kinetic friction, then apply Newton's second law to the full two-mass system.
Courses
Start where your study needs structure.
Math I
Level 1 - Math I (Physics)
The core maths toolkit for physics: algebra, functions, graphs, trigonometry, vectors, units, and introductory calculus.
- Algebra
- Functions
- Trigonometry
- Limits
- Differentiation
Math II
Level 1 - Math II (Physics)
Extended mathematical methods for physics modelling, including integration, differential equations, complex numbers, matrices, and vector calculus.
- Integration
- Differential equations
- Complex numbers
- Matrices
- Vector calculus
Physics
Level 1 - Physics
A calculus-based physics course built around derivations, physical modelling, worked questions, and full exam practice.
- Mechanics
- Waves
- Thermal physics
- Electricity and magnetism
- Quantum physics
Build from the topic, practise the method, then test the paper.
Start with the course structure, move into topic-linked questions, and use papers when the underlying methods are ready for exam conditions.