Measurement
Measure carefully before modelling. This chapter builds uncertainty, scale, instruments, and physical quantities.
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Measure carefully before modelling. This chapter builds uncertainty, scale, instruments, and physical quantities.
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Describe motion using displacement, velocity, acceleration, graphs, and multiple representations.
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Explain changes in motion using forces, mass, weight, density, pressure, and Newton's laws.
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Use moments, equilibrium, rotation, and circular motion to reason about systems that turn.
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Track energy changes, gravitational interactions, and repeated motion using graphs and models.
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Connect particle motion, temperature, heat transfer, thermal properties, and changes of state.
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Explore wave motion, superposition, sound, light, and the electromagnetic spectrum through dynamic models.
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Build from charges and circuits to magnetic fields, electromagnets, and practical electrical systems.
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Use changing magnetic flux, generators, and transformers to explain induced emf and current.
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Use simulations to make photons, spectra, semiconductors, lasers, and quantum ideas inspectable.
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Model radioactivity, decay, nuclear structure, and evidence-based reasoning about unseen processes.
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Explore how time, distance, simultaneity, and speed behave when everyday assumptions no longer hold.
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