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Ages 16 +

Parabola and Rectangular Hyperbola Loci

Further Pure 1: Finding the locus of points equidistant from a point and line.

Ages 16 +

Conic Sections – Complex Tangents and Normals

Further Pure 1: Generalising the equation of a tangent and normal to a parabola and rectangular hyperbola.

Ages 16 +

Conic Sections – Tangents and Normals

Further Pure 1: How to find the equation of a tangent and normal to a curve.

Ages 16 +

Rectangular Hyperbolas

Further Pure 1: How to find the equation of a rectangular hyperbola.

Ages 16 +

Parametric Form of a Parabola

Further Pure 1: Sketching a parabola when given coordinates in parametric form.

Ages 16 +

Conic Sections – Parabolas

Further Pure 1: How to derive and sketch a parabola given in the parametric form.

Ages 16 +

Parametric Equation form of Conic Sections

Further Pure 1: How to plot and sketch a curve expressed parametrically.

Ages 16 +

Using Integration with Kinematics

Mechanics 1: How to use integration to find the distance travelled by a particle.

Ages 16 +

Maxima and Minima Problems

Mechanics 1: Using calculus to solve maxima and minima problems.

Ages 16 +

Using Differentiation to Model Motion

Mechanics 1: Finding velocity and acceleration as a function of time.

Ages 16 +

Pulleys

Mechanics 1: Describing the motion of two objects connected by a pulley.

Ages 16 +

Connected Particles

Mechanics 1: Appling Newton's third law of motion to connected particles.

Ages 16 +

Motion in Two Dimensions

Mechanics 1: How to model motion in two dimensions using vector notation.

Ages 16 +

Forces and Acceleration

Mechanics 1: Applying Newton's second law of motion.

Ages 16 +

Forces as Vectors

Mechanics 1: Modelling a resultant force as the sum of two or more vectors.

Ages 16 +

Force Diagrams

Mechanics 1: How to draw force diagrams to calculate resultant forces.