Calculations involving F=Ma
Hey,
I was just wondering for the unit 2 exam for AQA a level physics do you need to know how to apply F=Ma and be able to solve calculations with it,
An typical question is one involving lifts ect.
I was asking this because I haven't actually seen a question like a lift one on any AS physics paper for AQA
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I was just wondering for the unit 2 exam for AQA a level physics do you need to know how to apply F=Ma and be able to solve calculations with it,
An typical question is one involving lifts ect.
I was asking this because I haven't actually seen a question like a lift one on any AS physics paper for AQA
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Original post by SuperMushroom
afaik it's possible you'll get a question that requires you to remember that f=ma
I can remember the rule it's actually applying it to situations, I just don't understand :/
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Original post by SuperMushroom
I can remember the rule it's actually applying it to situations, I just don't understand :/
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have you got some examples you're stuck on?
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