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Simple Harmonic Motion
Forces and Motion PRACTICAL PHYISCS

Oscillations, waves and mathematical models

Every mechanical wave has its origin in an oscillating object. The particles in the medium themselves oscillate, in a similar...

Teaching Guidance 14-16

Equilibrium
Forces and Motion Supporting Physics Teaching

Force equals motion: no motion equals no force

Early introductions to forces in equilibrium will be via static situations. However, rather than identifying forces which sum...

Teaching Guidance 5-11 11-14

Equilibrium
Forces and Motion Supporting Physics Teaching

Does equilibrium mean standing still?

Objects that move at a steady speed in a straight line are often seen as having a force pushing them. The idea that there...

Teaching Guidance 11-14

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