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Forces and energy
Gravity and gravitational fields
Measurement in science
Speed, motion graphs
Forces and effects of forces
Forces and motion, Newton’s laws
Work and power, efficiency
Transfer and transformation of energy, conservation of energy
Energy sources and resources, fuels and environmental impact
Heat, light and sound
States and properties of matter, kinetic theory
Phase Change
Density
Pressure
Thermal physics
Heat transfer
Electromagnetism
Static electricity
Electric fields
Magnetism, magnetic fields
Electric and magnetic fields
Electromagnetic forces and induction
AC & DC
Generation and transmission of electricity
Current, voltage, power
Electric circuits
Waves
Longitudinal and transverse waves
Wave equation
Sound waves
Wave phenomena including reflection, refraction, diffraction
Electromagnetic spectrum, imaging and applications
Astrophysics
The Big Bang theory
The solar system
Planets and satellites
Atomic physics
Atomic structure, particles, charges and masses
Radioactivity and decay, forms of radiation, uses and dangers
Acceleration
Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity.
Instantaneous velocity
Instantaneous velocity is the velocity of an object at a particular instant in time.