3.03n n) Be able to solve problems involving simple cases The case of equilibrium of forces on a particle in two of equilibrium of forces on a particle in two dimensions using vectors is new content in the reformed dimensions using vectors, including connected specification. particles and smooth pulleys. e.g. Finding the required force for a particle to remain in equilibrium when under the action of forces , ,… For Stage 1 learners, examples can be restricted to problems in which the forces acting on the body will be collinear, in two perpendicular directions or given as 2-D vectors. 3.03o o) Be able to resolve forces for more advanced M1 (b) model, in suitable circumstances, the motion of a body – Newton’s problems involving connected particles and smooth Laws of Motion (b) moving vertically or on an inclined plane, as motion with pulleys. constant acceleration and understand any limitations of this model e.g. The motion of two particles, connected by a light inextensible string passing over a light pulley placed at the top of an inclined plane.
3.03n n) Be able to solve problems involving simple cases of equilibrium of forces on a particle in two dimensions using vectors, including connected particles and smooth pulleys. e.g. Finding the required force for a particle to remain in equilibrium when under the action of forces , ,… For Stage 1 learners, examples can be restricted to problems in which the forces acting on the body will be collinear, in two perpendicular directions or given as 2-D vectors. The case of equilibrium of forces on a particle in two dimensions using vectors is new content in the reformed specification. 3.03o o) Be able to resolve forces for more advanced problems involving connected particles and smooth pulleys. e.g. The motion of two particles, connected by a light inextensible string passing over a light pulley placed at the top of an inclined plane. M1 – Newton’s Laws of Motion (b) (b) model, in suitable circumstances, the motion of a body moving vertically or on an inclined plane, as motion with constant acceleration and understand any limitations of this model
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