Introduction to Forces and Motion for A Level Physics

This video serves as an introduction to Forces and motion for A Level Physics. Most exam boards will cover some part of forces and motion and these are the things you need to know. They include Newton's laws, resolving forces, moments and the equations of motion among other things.

Physics may seem daunting at first but there's no reason you can't succeed at A Level. On my website I have all the information and resources you could need to best prepare you for your course.

I have a series of videos to support you as you begin your journey, introducing each topic and also reminding you of the work you will already be familiar with from GCSE or IGCSE Physics.​ I am here to support you through your A Level Physics studies so that you can achieve the best grade possible!

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Thanks for watching,

Lewis

00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - Newtons 1st Law
01:25 - Newtons 2nd Law
02:12 - Newtons 3rd Law
03:55 - Resolving Forces
06:15 - Motion
08:47 - Equations of Motion
10:08 - Projectile Motion
11:31 - Momentum
12:38 - Forces on Objects
13:30 - Moments
14:26 - Energy
15:17 - Conclusion

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[oscartoft]

Congrats on 100k keep carrying me through physics pls xxx

[adi_c-]

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[areehaa]

Thank you Lewis, but one question... what pens are you using?

[kgmwldo]

at 5:53, im confused as to why there's a frictional force if the object is just stationary? isn't friction what opposes motion? or is the model representing a block that's sliding down?

[reemamin]

thank you, can you please go through past papers, I understand the concept but struggling in solving exam questions .
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[gagxs]

this was just an introduction, imagine the

[barksstuff]

you sai in 6:03 that, both those angles are pheta. how?

[crazyowl]

Btw I'm new to the channel
I just started my A levels so where or which vid should I start from to get a good understanding for A level Physics

[NuriaMartinjimenez]

do you have videos on a level physics further mechanics

[memesstereo]

Have paper tomorrow
may we all get best grades