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KS4 · Combined science · Year 10

Calculating from motion graphs (a=(v–u)/t and v=s/t)

Measuring and calculating motion

Primary to sixth form

Calculating from motion graphs (a=(v–u)/t and v=s/t)

Calculating from motion graphs (a=(v–u)/t and v=x/t)

Calculating from motion graphs (a=Δv/t and v=s/t)

Calculating from motion graphs: including displacement (a=(v-u)/t and v=s/t)

Calculating from motion graphs: including displacement (a=(v-u)/t and v=x/t)

Calculating from motion graphs: including displacement (a=Δv/t and v=s/t)

Calculating from velocity-time graphs (a = Δv/t)

Calculating from velocity-time graphs (a=(v-u)/t)

Calculating integers from their prime factor expressions

Calculating journeys from linear speed-time graphs

Calculating missing lengths with perimeter of polygons

Calculating missing side lengths from the area of a trapezium

Calculating missing side lengths from the area of composite rectilinear shapes

Calculating specific heat capacity (∆E = m c ∆θ)

Calculating specific heat capacity (∆Q = m c ∆θ)

Calculating speed

Calculating summary statistics from a grouped frequency table

Calculating summary statistics from stem and leaf diagrams

Calculating the area of any triangle when the height is not known

Calculating the energy of a moving object (E=1/2mv2)

Calculating the energy of a moving object (Ek=½mv²)

Calculating the energy of a moving object (KE=1/2mv2)

Calculating the energy of a spring (E = 1/2 kx²)

Calculating the energy of a spring (Ee = 1/2 ke²)