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01Mechanics · foundation · Editorial previewWhat is the SI unit of force?+

The newton is the SI unit of force and equals one kilogram metre per second squared.

02Mechanics · foundation · Editorial previewWhat is Newton's first law?+

An object retains rest or constant straight-line motion unless acted on by a net external force.

03Motion · foundation · Editorial previewHow are speed and velocity different?+

Speed is a scalar rate of distance travelled; velocity includes a displacement direction.

04Electricity · foundation · Editorial previewWhat is Ohm's law?+

For an ohmic conductor under constant physical conditions, voltage equals current multiplied by resistance.

05Motion · advanced · Editorial previewIn physics — Motion: A vehicle travels at a constant 759 km/h for 15 hours. How far does it travel?+

Distance = speed × time = 759 × 15 = 11385 km.

06Newton's laws · foundation · Editorial previewIn physics — Newton's laws: An object of mass 22 kg accelerates at 15 m/s². Find the net force.+

Newton's second law: F = ma = 22 × 15 = 330 newtons.

07Work and energy · foundation · Editorial previewIn physics — Work and energy: A 6 N force moves an object 5 m in the same direction as the force. Calculate work.+

Work = force × displacement = 6 × 5 = 30 joules.

08Electrical circuits · intermediate · Editorial previewIn physics — Electrical circuits: A resistor of 13 Ω carries 12 A of current. Find the voltage.+

V = IR = 12 × 13 = 156 volts, assuming Ohm's law applies.

09Electric power · foundation · Editorial previewIn physics — Electric power: A device operates at 200 volts and draws 2 amperes. Find electrical power.+

P = VI = 200 × 2 = 400 watts.

10Density · advanced · Editorial previewIn physics — Density: A sample has mass 15256 g and volume 4 cm³. Find density.+

Density = mass/volume = 15256/4 = 3814 g/cm³.

11Wave frequency · intermediate · Editorial previewIn physics — Wave frequency: A wave has frequency 110 Hz and runs for 16 seconds. Find its period and total cycles.+

Period = 1/110 ≈ 0.009091 s; total cycles = frequency × time = 1760.

12Momentum · foundation · Editorial previewIn physics — Momentum: A 18 kg body moves at 6 m/s. Calculate its momentum.+

Momentum p = mv = 18 × 6 = 108 kg·m/s.

13Pressure · foundation · Editorial previewIn physics — Pressure: A force of 1296 N acts over an area of 2 m². Find pressure.+

Pressure = force/area = 1296/2 = 648 pascals.

14Kinetic energy · intermediate · Editorial previewIn physics — Kinetic energy: Find the kinetic energy of a 18 kg object moving at 3 m/s.+

KE = 1/2 mv² = 1/2 × 18 × 3² = 81 joules.

15Gravitational potential energy · advanced · Editorial previewIn physics — Gravitational potential energy: Using g = 10 m/s², find gravitational potential energy of a 16 kg mass raised 10 m.+

PE = mgh = 16 × 10 × 10 = 1600 joules.

16Measurement · foundation · Editorial previewIn physics — Measurement: Convert 2481 kilometres to metres.+

1 km = 1000 m, so 2481 km = 2481000 metres.

17Motion · intermediate · Editorial previewIn physics — Motion: A vehicle travels at a constant 3092 km/h for 7 hours. How far does it travel?+

Distance = speed × time = 3092 × 7 = 21644 km.

18Newton's laws · foundation · Editorial previewIn physics — Newton's laws: An object of mass 14 kg accelerates at 14 m/s². Find the net force.+

Newton's second law: F = ma = 14 × 14 = 196 newtons.

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