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Refraction Analogy with a Real Car - GCSE and A Level Physics
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You have probably heard of this refraction analogy for how light behaves as it refracts and changes direction at a boundary - now see it in real life!
Notes for teachers:
Scene 1 - A car will travel slower over a rough surface, like gravel, compared to a smooth surface like tarmac.
Scene 2 - If a car drives from one surface to another with the front wheels meeting this new rougher surface at the same time, the car will slow down but not change direction.
Scene 3 - If the car meets a surface at an angle then one wheel slows down before the other and the car turns. Once both wheels are on the gravel then it continues in a straight line until it turns again as it drives back onto the tarmac.
Scene 4 - A repeat of Scene 3.
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Lewis
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Notes for teachers:
Scene 1 - A car will travel slower over a rough surface, like gravel, compared to a smooth surface like tarmac.
Scene 2 - If a car drives from one surface to another with the front wheels meeting this new rougher surface at the same time, the car will slow down but not change direction.
Scene 3 - If the car meets a surface at an angle then one wheel slows down before the other and the car turns. Once both wheels are on the gravel then it continues in a straight line until it turns again as it drives back onto the tarmac.
Scene 4 - A repeat of Scene 3.
Thanks for watching,
Lewis
This video is suitable for students studying GCSE Physics and A Level Physics
_____________________________________
MY PHYSICS WEBSITES
Find even more videos organised by exam board and topic at:
GCSE Physics Online
A Level Physics Online
MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Your support in watching this video has been invaluable! To contribute towards the free videos on YouTube, make a small donation at:
FOLLOW ME
#physicsonline
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