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Index of links to student pages

On this page, you will find a complete set of links to the physics course.

Tools

Interactive eBook pages

 

Tools interactive: Measurement and uncertainty

What is physics all about? How can we make reliable and useful measurements as a way to understand how the world works?

 

Tools interactive: Vectors

Quantities in physics are either scalars or vectors. Let's figure out how to work with vectors!

Practice pages

 

Tools practice: Measurement and uncertainty

Work through the questions on this page to practice your understanding of measurement and uncertainty

 

Tools practice: Vectors

Work through the questions on this page to practice your understanding of vectors

Teacher-assigned pages

 

Tools MCQs: Measurement and uncertainty

Your teacher has assigned these questions for you to practice your understanding of measurement and uncertainty.

 

Tools MCQs: Vectors

Vectors (new format) 26/07/2020 : new format vectors quiz

 

Tools problems: Measurement and uncertainty

Here are some problems related to measurement and uncertainty

 

Tools problems: Vectors

Here are some problems about vectors

 

Tools test: Measurement and uncertainties

This page contains a test on measurement and uncertainties.

 

Tools test: Vectors

This page contains a test on vectors

A1 Kinematics

Interactive eBook pages

 

A1 interactive: Displacement and velocity

If you look up distance in a dictionary, you will find it has many different meanings. It's the same for displacement. In physics, words mean one thing and one thing only; the meaning is specified clearly...

 

A1 interactive: Acceleration

Moving objects can change their velocity. This is called acceleration. Zoom zoom, let's go!

 

A1 interactive: Graphs of motion

Graphs are a great way to represent motion

 

A1 interactive: Projectiles

How do objects travel when they are thrown into the air?

Practice pages

 

A1 practice: Displacement and velocity

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of displacement and velocity.

 

A.1 practice: Acceleration

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of acceleration.

 

A.1 practice: Graphs of motion

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of motion graphs

 

A.1 practice: Projectiles

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of projectile motion.

A2 Forces and momentum

Interactive eBook pages

 

A2 interactive: Forces

What makes things move?

 

A2 interactive: Newton's laws and momentum

Applying Newton's laws and introducing the concept of momentum, let's go!

 

A2 interactive: Circular motion

An object travelling in a circle is accelerating because the direction of the velocity is changing. How can we understand circular motion in terms of forces?

Practice pages

 

A2 practice: Forces

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of forces.

 

A2 practice: Newton's laws and momentum

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of Newton's laws and momentum

 

A.2 practice: Circular motion

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of circular motion.

Teacher-assigned pages

 

A2 MCQs: Forces

Your teacher has assigned these questions for you to practice your understanding of forces

 

A2 MCQs: Newton's laws and momentum

Your teacher has assigned these questions for you to practice your understanding of Newton's laws and momentum

 

A2 MCQs: Circular motion

Your teacher has assigned these questions for you to practice your understanding of circular motion

 

A2 test: Circular motion

Note: this test requires conservation of energy for question 2c. Have students skip 2c if you have not yet studied A.3 Work, Energy, and Power.

A3 Work, energy and power

Interactive eBook pages

 

A3 interactive: Work, energy and power

Physics is all about understanding the way matter in the universe behaves. Forces and momentum help to explain interactions, but there is one more piece to the puzzle: energy.

 

A2 interactive: Collisions

Interactive textbook: Collisions 24/07/2021 :

Practice pages

 

A3 practice: Work, energy, and power

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of work, energy, and power.

 

A.3 practice: Collisions

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of collisions

C1 Simple harmonic motion

Interactive eBook pages

 

C1 interactive: Oscillations

It would be impossible to write an equation for the motion of a hummingbird about a woodland. There needs to be some pattern in the movement that we can replicate mathematically. Motion with constant...

 

C1 interactive: Oscillations [HL]

In order to fully describe simple harmonic motion, we need to develop a mathematical model based on sine and cosine functions. This HL-only topic also addresses phase angle and energy calculations in...

Practice pages

 

C1 practice: Oscillations

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of oscillations

 

C1 practice: Oscillations [HL]

Work through the multiple-choice questions on this page to practice your understanding of the HL extension material for oscillations

Teacher-assigned pages

 

C1 MCQs: Oscillations

Your teacher has assigned these questions for you to practice your understanding of oscillations

 

C1 MCQs: Oscillations [HL]

Your teacher has assigned these questions for you to practice your understanding of the HL extension material for oscillations

 

C1 problems: Oscillations

Here are some problems related to oscillations

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