Mechanics 4 (Edexcel AS and A level Modular Math)
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Susan Hooker
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Bronwen Moran
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1. Relative motion
Theory
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1.1 Relative displacement
Theory
Page 7
1.2 Problems involving relative velocity
Theory
Page 8
1.3 Problems involving water current and wind effects
Theory
Page 9
1.4 Problems involving one body intercepting (or colliding with) another body
Theory
Page 14
1.5 Problems involving closest approach
Theory
Page 18
1.6 Problems involving setting a course to achieve closest approach
Theory
Page 23
2. Elastic collisions in two dimensions
Theory
Page 29
2.1 Problems involving the oblique impact of a smooth sphere with a fixed surface
Theory
Page 30
2.2 Problems involving the oblique impact of two smooth spheres
Theory
Page 35
3. Resisted motion of a particle moving in a straight line
Theory
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3.1 Using calculus when a particle moves in a straight line against a resistance which varies with the speed of the particle
Theory
Page 47
3.2 Modelling the resistance to an object moving in a straight line under gravity using functions of velocity
Theory
Page 53
3.3 Using calculus when a particle, with an engine working at a constant rate, moves in a straight line against a resistance which varies with the speed of the particle
Theory
Page 60
Review Exercise 1
Problem
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4. Damped and forced harmonic motion
Theory
Page 78
4.1 Investigating the motion of a particle which is moving under the influence of a restoring force proportional to the particle’s displacement and a resistance which is proportional to its speed
Theory
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4.2 Investigating the motion of a particle which is subject to the same two forces as in the previous section but is also forced to oscillate with a frequency other than its natural one
Theory
Page 86
5. Stability
Theory
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5.1 Using potential energy to find positions of equilibrium and to test for stability
Theory
Page 97
Review Exercise 2
Problem
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Practice examination paper
Test
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Answers
Answer
Page 120
Index
Other
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