A-Level Physics Syllabus Supplements > Circular Motion
Circular Motion
From understanding angular velocity and centripetal force to exploring non-uniform circular motion, this chapter will provide you with a solid foundation in this fundamental aspect of physics. Get ready to unravel the mysteries of circular motion!
π¨π»βπ«2 Lessons * 2 Hours/Week
π»12 Conceptual Videos & 23 Example Question Videos
Introduction of Circular Motion
Angular Velocity and Linear Velocity
πCentripetal Force and Centripetal Acceleration
πDeriving Centripetal Acceleration
πDeriving Centripetal Acceleration II
πHow To Maintain Circular Path
πMotion in a Circle (Application) I
πMotion in a Circle (Application) II
πMotion in a Circle (Application) III
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Mastery Practices
π©Easy
A point mass travels through a circular arc of length β. Given that the radius of circle =r and the time taken =t, what is the angular velocity about the centre of the circle.
Answer Explanation
π©Easy
A compact disc (CD) is rotating about an axis through its centre and perpendicular to its plane. A point X on the disc is twice as far from the axis as a point Y. At a given instant, what is the ratio of the linear velocity of X to that of Y?
Answer Explanation
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