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Contents
- Whole Topic Notes
- 5A Forces at Angles
- 5B Slopes as a Plane
- 7A Static Diagrams
- 7B Static Models and Tension
- 5C Part 1 Friction
- 7C Part 1 Limiting Friction
- 5C Part 2 Friction on Slopes
- 7C Part 2 Limiting Friction on Slopes
- 7E Additional Forces on Slopes
- 7F Pulleys on Slopes
- Whole Topic Summary Resources (Including Past Paper Questions)
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- Textbook Notes as PPTs for Chapter 7 (Courtesy of Owen134866)
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Dr Frost
- Dr Frost Forces & Friction Section for Chapter 5
- Dr Frost Forces & Friction Slides✦ for Chapter 5
- Blank Notes to Follow Slides for Chapter 5 Word Doc or PDF (Courtesy of King’s Chester Maths Department)
- Dr Frost Applications of Forces Section for Chapter 7
- Dr Frost Forces & Friction Slides✦ for Chapter 7
- Blank Notes to Follow Slides for Chapter 7 Word Doc or PDF (Courtesy of King’s Chester Maths Department)
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- Physics & Maths Tutor
- Ch.5 Forces and Friction: Cheat sheet
- Ch.7 Applications of Forces: Cheat sheet
5A Forces at Angles
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Key Skills
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- 648a: Determine the vertical or horizontal components of a single angled force.
- 648b: Determine the resultant vector from multiple angled forces.
- 648c: Determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector from multiple angled forces.
- 648d: Determine the direction of an angled force that would result in equilibrium.
- 648e: Determine the direction of an angled force that would result in equilibrium, with use of a double angle formula.
- 648f: Determine the magnitude of an unknown angled force that leads to a resultant vector.
- 652a: Determine the acceleration of a particle on a horizontal plane, pulled by an inclined force.
- 648: Exam Practice: Determining components of angled forces and manipulating the resultant force vector
- 652: Exam Practice: Forces on an accelerating single particle, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, no F = mu R
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- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Activities
- Standards Unit Solving Problems Using Newton’s Law✦
- SRWhitehouse
Worksheets
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Connected Particles (M1) Q8 (difficulty 3 of 5)
- Dynamics: Forces & Friction (M1) Q1, 7–9 (difficulty 2–3 of 5)
- Resultant Forces (M1) Q1–5, 8–10 (difficulty 2–4 of 5)
5B Slopes as a Plane
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- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Worksheets
- Labelling Diagrams (WW) Word & PDF
- Mathshelper (Jon Stone)
- Physics & Maths Tutor
- Dynamics: F = ma on a slope: Questions 2021–24 · Mark scheme · Model answers · Questions 2018–21 (with MS) · Model answers
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Connected Particles (M1) Q9 (difficulty 3 of 5)
- Dynamics: Forces & Friction (M1) Q19, 21 (difficulty 4 of 5)
7A Static Diagrams
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Key Skills
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- 649a: Determine the force needed to hold a particle in equilibrium on a smooth inclined plane, when the force is parallel to the plane.
- 649b: Determine the force needed to hold a particle in equilibrium on a smooth inclined plane, when the force is horizontal.
- 649c: Solve a problem involving a particle on a string at an incline to a vertical wall, where an additional force acts perpendicular to the string.
- 649d: Determine the force needed to hold a particle in equilibrium on a smooth inclined plane, when the force is neither horizontal nor parallel to the plane.
- 649e: Determine the normal reaction force when an angled force holds a particle in equilibrium on a smooth inclined plane.
- 649f: Solve a problem involving a particle on a string at an incline to a vertical wall, where an additional force does not act perpendicular to the string.
- 649: Exam Practice: Forces on a single particle in equilibrium, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, no F = mu R
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Exam Solutions Force Triangles for Statics/ Resultant Forces
Alternative Handouts
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Worksheets
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Equilibrium of Particles (M1) Introduction Q1–7; Further Problems Q4, 7, 14, 35–37 (difficulty 1–5 of 5)
7B Static Models & Tension
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Key Skills
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- 553a: Find the magnitude of unknown forces when a particle is in equilibrium.
- 649g: Determine the tensions when a particle is suspended from a ceiling by two strings.
- 553: Exam Practice: Forces on a single particle in equilibrium, not on an inclined plane, no F = mu R
- 649: Exam Practice: Forces on a single particle in equilibrium, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, no F = mu R
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Alternative Handouts
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Worksheets
- Naiker Maths
- Modelling with Statics (Without Friction): Exam Qs 2005–11 · Mark scheme
- Physics & Maths Tutor
- Statics: Questions 2021–24 · Mark scheme · Model answers · Questions 2018–21 (with MS) · Model answers
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Equilibrium of Particles (M1) Introduction Q8, 9; Further Problems Q20, 21, 25–28, 33, 39 (difficulty 1–5 of 5)
5C Part 1 Friction
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Textbook Exercise References
5C Q1, 2, 6, 7
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Extra Questions
Key Skills
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- 651a: Solve problems involving an accelerating particle on a rough horizontal plane pulled by a horizontal force.
- 653a: Solve problems involving an accelerating particle on a rough horizontal plane and an inclined force.
- 651: Exam Practice: Forces on an accelerating single particle, not on an inclined plane, using F = mu R
- 653: Exam Practice: Forces on an accelerating single particle, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, using F = mu R
Other resources
Other Videos
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Alternative Handouts
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Worksheets
- Mathsaurus (Kevin Olding)
- Naiker Maths
- Forces & Friction: Exam Qs 2005–11 · Mark scheme
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Connected Particles (M1) Q11, 15, 23, 25 (difficulty 3–4 of 5)
- Dynamics: Forces & Friction (M1) Q2, 11, 12, 22, 24 (difficulty 2–5 of 5)
Activities
- PhET Interactive Simulations
- PhET Friction Interactive Simulation (embedded below)
7C Part 1 Limiting Friction
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7C Q1-5
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Key Skills
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- 647a: Solve problems where a horizontal force pulls a particle in limiting equilibrium.
- 650a: Label a force diagram involving an inclined plane/inclined forces and friction. (not yet active)
- 650b: Solve problems involving a particle in equilibrium on a rough horizontal plane pulled by an inclined force.
- 647: Exam Practice: Forces on a single particle in equilibrium, not on an inclined plane, using F = mu R
- 650: Exam Practice: Forces on a single particle in equilibrium, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, using F = mu R
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Alternative Handouts
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Worksheets
- Naiker Maths
- Friction & Static Particles: Exam Qs 2005–11 · Mark scheme
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Equilibrium of Particles (M1) Further Problems Q1, 2, 5, 8, 9, 11, 15, 22, 38 (difficulty 2–5 of 5)
5C Part 2 Friction on Slopes
Textbook resources
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Exam Practice
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- 653b: Solve problems involving a particle accelerating down a rough inclined plane with no additional forces.
- 653: Exam Practice: Forces on an accelerating single particle, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, using F = mu R
Further Practice
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Alternative Handouts
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Worksheets
- MathedUp
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Dynamics: Forces & Friction (M1) Q3, 10, 16, 20, 25 (difficulty 2–5 of 5)
7C Part 2 Limiting Friction on Slopes
Textbook resources
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Exam Practice
Extra Questions
Key Skills
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- 650c: Solve problems involving a particle on a rough inclined plane where a tension or other force prevents it from slipping down the plane.
- 650d: Determine the range of a force acting on a particle on a rough inclined plane where the particle could slip up or down the plane. (not yet active)
- 650e: Prove that mu = tan θ is the angle of inclination at which a block will slide on a rough inclined plane.
- 650f: Prove an inequality involving a particle on a rough surface on an inclined plane/with inclined forces. (not yet active)
- 650: Exam Practice: Forces on a single particle in equilibrium, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, using F = mu R
Further Practice
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Alternative Handouts
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Activities
- The Chalk Face Slippery Slope
- The Chalkface
- Slippery Slope: PDF
Worksheets
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Equilibrium of Particles (M1) Further Problems Q3, 6, 10, 12, 13, 17–19, 23, 24, 29, 32, 34 (difficulty 2–4 of 5)
7E Additional Forces on Slopes
Textbook resources
Courtesy of Owen134866 and Haberdashers’ Adams Maths Dept.
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Extra Questions
Key Skills
Note all numbers are subject to change and will be updated once all key skills have been finished by Dr Frost
- 652c: Determine the acceleration of a particle on an inclined plane with a force that is not parallel to the plane.
- 653c: Solve problems involving an accelerating particle on a rough inclined plane and an additional force.
- 652: Exam Practice: Forces on an accelerating single particle, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, no F = mu R
- 653: Exam Practice: Forces on an accelerating single particle, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, using F = mu R
Other resources
Alternative Handouts
- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Worksheets
- Naiker Maths
- Dynamics & Inclined Planes: Exam Qs 2005–11 · Mark scheme
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Dynamics: Forces & Friction (M1) Q4, 6, 13, 15, 17 (difficulty 2–3 of 5)
7F Pulleys on Slopes
Textbook resources
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Dr Frost resources
Bicen Maths Live Lesson
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Extra Questions
Key Skills
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- 655a: Determine the acceleration of two connected particles on a rough horizontal plane.
- 655b: Determine the coefficient of friction between a rough horizontal plane and two connected particles.
- 655c: Determine the tension in a string connecting a particle on a rough horizontal table and a vertically hanging particle.
- 655d: Determine the coefficient between a table and a particle when the particle is connected to another hanging over the edge, where the acceleration is given.
- 656a: Determine the tension or thrust in an inline towbar (where forces of resistance are given). (not yet active)
- 656b: Determine the acceleration of two connected vehicles on an inclined road (where forces of resistance are given). (not yet active)
- 656c: Determine the acceleration of a system that connects one particle on a smooth inclined plane and one hanging freely. (not yet active)
- 656d: Determine the tension in a string that connects one particle on a smooth inclined plane and one hanging freely. (not yet active)
- 657a: Solve a problem involving a particle on a rough inclined plane connected to one hanging freely. (not yet active)
- 657b: Solve a problem involving a a particle on a rough inclined plane connected to one on a rough horizontal plane. (not yet active)
- 657c: Determine the magnitude of the force acting on a pulley that connects particles involving an inclined plane. (not yet active)
- 657d: Solve a problem involving a block on a block with a rough inclined slope. (not yet active)
- 658b: Make calculations about the motion of a hanging particle before hitting the ground, when connected to a particle on a rough inclined plane. (not yet active)
- 658c: Make calculations about the motion of a particle on a rough inclined plane after it is disconnected from a particle vertically. (not yet active)
- 658e: Make calculations about the motion of a particle on a rough horizontal plane after it is disconnected from a particle hanging over an inclined plane. (not yet active)
- 655: Exam Practice: Forces on accelerating connected particles, not on an inclined plane, using F = mu R
- 656: Exam Practice: Forces on accelerating connected particles, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, no F = mu R
- 657: Exam Practice: Forces on accelerating connected particles, on an inclined plane/inclined forces, using F = mu R
- 658: Exam Practice: Considering forces on accelerating particles (with an incline and possibly F = mu R) to make calculations about subsequent motion
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- Acute Learning Problem Pairs as PowerPoint or PDF
Activities
- The Chalk Face Breaking Strain
- The Chalkface
- Breaking Strain: PDF
Worksheets
- Naiker Maths
- Connected Particles: Exam Qs 2005–11 · Mark scheme
- Physics & Maths Tutor
- Dynamics: Connected Particles: Questions 2021–24 · Mark scheme · Model answers · Questions 2018–21 (with MS) · Model answers
- MadAsMaths (T. Madas)
- Connected Particles (M1) Q4, 5, 13, 18, 26, 29, 30 (difficulty 3–5 of 5)
- Equilibrium of Particles (M1) Further Problems Q16, 30 (difficulty 3–4 of 5)
Whole Topic Summary Resources (Including Past Paper Questions)
Download PPQs as WW Powerpoint for A2 Resolving Forces
External Whole Topic Past Paper Style Questions
- WW Dr Frost Style QQQs (Version 1) Word Doc, PDF (Q’s Only) or PDF (Q’s & Sol.)
- WW Dr Frost Style QQQs (Version 2) Word Doc, PDF (Q’s Only) or PDF (Q’s & Sol.)
- Jethwa Maths Starter Activities
- PMT
- AQA Resolving Forces
- Edexcel
- OCR
- OCR MEI
Other Whole Topic Resources
- Lucyjc1612 Summary Poster (Forces & Friction and Applications of Forces)
Worksheets
- Maths Genie
- Forces and Friction: Questions · Solutions · Lesson · Topic page
- Applications of Forces: Questions · Solutions · Lesson · Topic page
- Mathsaurus (Kevin Olding)
- Physics & Maths Tutor
- Forces and Newton’s Laws of Motion: Questions 2021–24 · Mark scheme · Model answers
- Dr Oliver Mathematics
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