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Mod 5 Lesson 1 & 2 | Projectile Motion
● analyse the motion of projectiles by resolving the motion into horizontal and vertical components, making the following assumptions: – a constant vertical acceleration due to gravity – zero air resistance ● apply the modelling of projectile motion to quantitatively derive the relationships between the following variables: – initial velocity – launch angle – maximum height – time of flight – final velocity – launch height – horizontal range of the projectile (ACSPH099)
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Mod 5 Lesson 3 & 4 | Circular Motion
most of circular motion
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Mod 5 Lesson 5 | Total Energy/Work in Circular Motion
What is mechanical energy 1,
When is total mechanical energy c...,
What are some examples of conserv...
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Mod 5 Lesson 6 | Orbital Motion of Planets and Satellites
What is a gravitational field 1,
What is the direction of a gravit...,
When does the equation w mg apply 3
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Mod 5 Lesson 7 | Kepler's Laws & Total Energy/Velocity
What is gravitational potential e...,
What affects the gravitational po...,
How does gpe vary with distance b...
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Mod 6 Lesson 1 | Electric Fields
What is an electric field 1,
What direction do electric lines ...,
What does the spacing of electric...
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Mod 6 Lesson 2 | Magnetic Fields & Lorentz Force
What is a magnetic field 1,
Which direction do magnetic field...,
What does the magnetic field arou...
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Mod 6 Lesson 3 | Motor Effect
What is the motor effect 1,
What does the force on a current ...,
When is the force on a wire in a ...
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Mod 6 Lesson 4 | EM Induction
What is electromagnetic induction 1,
What is magnetic flux 2,
What does magnetic flux depend on 3
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Mod 6 Lesson 5 | Transformers
transformers
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Mod 6 Lesson 6 | DC Motors
What is a motor 1,
What is the rotor in a dc motor 2,
What is the stator in a dc motor 3
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Mod 6 Lesson 7 | AC Motor, Generators, & EM Breaking
How does an ac induction motor wo...,
What are the main components of a...,
What is the stator in an ac induc...
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Mod 7 Lesson 1 | Young's Double Slit
List some properties behaviours o...,
What is the law of reflection 2,
What is the normal line 3
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Mod 7 Lesson 2 | Maxwell, Newton vs Huygens, & Determining the Speed of Light
What were the two major models of...,
Outline newton s corpuscle model ...,
Which model of light could explai...
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Mod 7 Lesson 3 | Spectroscopy
What factors determine the electr...,
Why can the emission spectrum be ...,
Why does every element have a uni...
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Mod 7 Lesson 4 | Black Bodies & Photoelectric Effect
What is a black body 1,
How does a cavity with a pinhole ...,
What are some close approximation...
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Mod 7 Lesson 5 | Aether & Principle of Relativity
What is the principle of relativi...,
What is an inertial frame of refe...,
What is the luminiferous aether 3
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Mod 7 Lesson 6 | Time Dilation & Length Contraction
What is time dilation 1,
Describe a thought experiment to ...,
In einstein s time dilation equat...
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Mod 7 Lesson 7 | Relativistic Momentum & Energy-Mass Equivalence
What happens to momentum at relat...,
Compare classical and relativisti...,
What does relativistic momentum i...
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Mod 8 Lesson 1.1 | The Big Bang
What evidence suggests that the u...,
What is cosmological redshift 2,
What is hubble s law 3
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Mod 8 Lesson 1.2 | Spectra
What are the three types of spect...,
Describe a continuous spectrum an...,
What is an absorption spectrum 3
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Mod 8 Lesson 2 | H-R Diagram, CNO, proton-proton
How does a protostar form 1,
What is the process that aids in ...,
Identify the main stages in the l...
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Mod 8 Lesson 3 | Discoveries of the Electron, Proton & Neutron
What are cathode rays 1,
Describe a cathode ray tube 2,
What are the cathode and anode 3
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Mod 8 Lesson 4.1 | Classical Models
What are some limitations of ruth...,
Why was rutherford s atomic model...,
What does the emission spectrum o...
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Mod 8 Lesson 4.2 | Quantum Models
What is the balmer series 1,
What electron transitions do the ...,
What does the rydberg equation ca...
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Mod 8 Lesson 5 | Radioactive Decay and Stability
What property of an atom determin...,
What is an isotope 2,
Outline the forces present inside...
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Mod 8 Lesson 6 | Fission and Fusion
What is nuclear fission 1,
How can nuclear fission be induced 2,
How does the absorption of a neut...
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Mod 8 Lesson 7.1 | Standard Model
What does the standard model of m...,
Identify the two types of particl...,
What are fermions 3
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Mod 8 Lesson 7.2 | Particle Accelerators
● investigate the operation and role of particle accelerators in obtaining evidence that tests and/or validates aspects of theories, including the Standard Model of matter
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