A collection of key points to remember for M1 Mechanics AS Maths/Further Maths. Prevents against silly mistakes and allows students to reach top marks! Possible mistakes collected from the questions and mark schemes from 20+ past papers. Relevant to M1 content: > Motion graphs > Velocity and acceleration > Displacement / position / distance > Distance and speed and time > Differentiation/integration > Bearings and angles > Unit vectors > Normal reaction > Free motion > Cartesian equations > Terminology - smooth, light, inextensible etc > Projectiles > Particles colliding > Force diagrams > Triangles of forces > Resolving forces Information divided into clear headings. Recommended for A-Level Maths students taking M1, especially relevant for OCR MEI exam board. An invaluable collection of points to have before an exam.

A short worksheet to assess my bottom set Year 10’s understanding of Speed, Velocity and Acceleration. Helped to highlight the fact that just because an object is accelerating faster, does not mean it is traveling faster. Questions repeated so 2 can be printed per page. Answers are on the third page.

This is a set of questions I designed for A-level physics students at the start of year 12 to help them improve the most relevant maths skills. Designed to be used as an additional homework or independent study tasks for students. Mark scheme is included too.

Complete solution of exercise and related past papers

AS Maths Statistics & Mechanics notes- Chapter 11 (Variable acceleration) I am currently a 3rd year medic in the UK and this resource helped me achieve an A in my AS Maths. This is a subtopic of a complete set of handwritten revision notes for Edexcel AS Maths and the content can be made easily applicable to other specifications. These are invaluable for anybody doing this course and will save you hours of sorting through notes both online & the textbook, as well as analysing the specification and having to present it all in an effective manner. Unlike other revision materials this resource is full and concise, and makes revision simple and easy without leaving any gaps in your knowledge. It summarises the key points to learn and puts the knowledge into practice with worked examples. The examples start off at a basic level and excel to A* level. The more challenging and higher grade questions are marked with a * to help learners know what level they have worked to. Offer on AS Statistics & Mechanics bundle (Chapters 1-11)!

This resource contains; (2 pages) 10 questions (Word & Pdf) - Relative motion in one dimension - Relative motion in two dimensions Everything is ready to be used or easily edited to suit your learners. You should install these Fonts for this document; (Marker Felt & Tempus Sans ITC)

This resource includes 43 slides; How do we see the other cars (objects) while we are moving in a car? Relative Velocity in ONE Dimension Relative Velocity in TWO Dimensions River problems Examples of Relative motion from daily life! Problems with answers (Some of them have step by step solutions!) Fully editable animated daily life pictures, gifs, etc… To attract the attention of students to the subject, daily life animations were used.

This is a checklist for all the mechanics topics from the first year and second year of the A-Level Maths 2017 Spec for Edexcel and AQA Topics covered such as: ‘Moments’ ‘Forces and Friction’ ‘Vectors’ ‘SUVAT’ ‘Projectiles and motion’ There are also checklists available for First year topics: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-level-maths-2017-as-topics-checklist-12055407 Full A-Level (1st and 2nd Year): https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-level-maths-2017-full-checklist-12058319 A Level Statistics topics: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-level-maths-2017-statistics-topics-checklist-12055719

A fun challenge to try and work out the maths behind the fact that a dog will take the optimal path into a river to get a ball. Needs knowledge of visualising 2D motion distance speed time finding the minimum of a quadratic Provided with solutions

Easy parallelogram drawing for Newtonian mechanics. This page here: http://www.ballooncalculus.org/mechanics For encouraging similar diagrams freehand or with a set-square. For helping get beyond vertical and horizontal decomposition… e.g. for parallel or perpendicular to an inclined plane. Interactive but all in the browser - no uploading or downloading but you can load and save work. Thanks for looking. Feedback welcome.

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