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A2 plan: Forces and momentum

Big picture Guiding questions With students (probably) already having some ideas about vectors from their study of motion quantities, it will follow quite naturally that forces too can be represented by arrows and that the directions and lengths of these arrows are important. In place of scale drawings, a combination of Pythagoras and trigonometry can alternatively be used to calculate resultant forces. Students will...

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