Textbook
Chapter 1: Measurement
Chapter 2: Force and Motion I
Chapter 3: Gravitation
Chapter 4: Heat
Chapter 5: Wave
Chapter 6: Light and Optics
Chapter 2: Force and Motion I
Define force as the rate of change of momentum
Explain the concept of inertia by examples
Identify the relationship between inertia and mass through experiment
Explain with examples free fall motion and gravitational acceleration
Interpret types of motion from the following: displacement-time graph, velocity-time graph, acceleration-time graph
Analyse displacement-time graph to determine distance, displacement and velocity
Analyse velocity-time graph to determine distance, displacement, velocity and acceleration
Communicate to explain impulse and impulsive force
Determine: distance and displacement, speed and velocity, acceleration and deceleration
Solve problems involving linear motion using the linear motion equations
Describe the type of linear motion of an object in the following states: stationary, uniform velocity and non-uniform velocity
Free Fall Motion
Linear Motion Graphs
Linear Motion
Weight
Impulse and Impulsive Force
Force
Momentum
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Inertia
Solve problems involving the Earth’s gravitational acceleration for objects in free fall
Experiment to determine the value of gravitational acceleration
Apply the Principle of Conservation of Momentum in collision and explosion
Justify the effects of inertia on daily life
Solve problems involving F= ma
Solve problems involving impulse and impulsive force
Explain momentum, p as the product of mass, m and velocity, v
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