Elastic Strings, Springs & Hooke’s Law

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Elastic Strings & Springs 1 • Hooke's Law • FM1 Ex3A • 🎯

Elastic Strings & Springs 2 • Combined Strings/Springs • FM1 Ex3A • 🎯

Elastic Strings & Springs 3 • Statics with angled forces • FM1 Ex3A • 🎯

Elastic Strings & Springs 4 • Statics on slopes • FM1 Ex3A • 🎯

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• 886a: Use Hooke’s Law to calculate the extension of a string.
• 886b: Use Hooke’s Law to calculate the extension of a string in 2D.
• 886: Exam Practice: Hooke’s Law

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Elastic Strings & Springs 5 • Dynamics with one string/spring • FM1 Ex3B • 🎯

Elastic Strings & Springs 6 • Dynamics with two strings/springs • FM1 Ex3B • 🎯

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• 886c: Determine the acceleration of a particle attached to an elastic string or spring. (not yet active)
• 886: Exam Practice: Hooke’s Law

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3.3 Elastic energy (FM1 – Chapter 3: Elastic strings and springs)

3.3 Elastic energy (FM1 – Chapter 3: Elastic strings and springs) by Hinds Maths

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• 887a: Determine the energy stored in an elastic string or spring when it is extended to a given length. (not yet active)
• 887b: Determine the work done compressing an elastic spring between two lengths. (not yet active)
• 887: Exam Practice: Energy in elastic springs and strings

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Elastic Strings & Springs 8 • Energy Problems, horizontal and vertical • FM1 Ex3D • 🎯

Elastic Strings & Springs 9 • Harder Energy Problems, slopes • FM1 Ex3D • 🎯

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• 887c: Determine the distance reached by a particle attached to an elastic string on a smooth horizontal plane. (not yet active)
• 887d: Determine the distance reached by a particle attached to an elastic string on a rough horizontal plane. (not yet active)
• 887e: Determine the length of an elastic string when a particle hangs freely. (not yet active)
• 887f: Determine the lowest distance reached by a vertically hanging particle on a spring given an initial projected speed. (not yet active)
• 887g: Determine the initial acceleration of a particle attached to a spring on a rough inclined slope. (not yet active)
• 887h: Determine the speed of a particle attached to a spring on a rough inclined slope after reaching a given distance. (not yet active)
• 887i: Determine the greatest height reached by a particle attached to an elastic string that is initially pulled downwards. (not yet active)
• 887j: Determine the height reached by a particle, initially pulled downwards, when the elastic string goes slack. (not yet active)
• 887: Exam Practice: Energy in elastic springs and strings

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• 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.)
• Advanced Highers Matrices Exam Questions & Answers

Worksheets

• Jethwa Maths
  • 10 Minute Starters: Elastics Strings and Springs
• Physics & Maths Tutor
  • FM1 Ch.3 Elastic Strings and Springs: Questions by topic
• Dr Austin Maths
  • Work Done Fill in the Blanks (Word | PDF | Answers)