davidche SG For physics kinematics. Will the formula which goes sth like s=at^2 be tested for O lvl physics? If so, care to explain what it means? It isnt in my physics textbook, but it may be useful in solving qns right? Thanks alot!!!!!!
tanjun SG 3 main qns for physics kinematics. 1. v = u + at 2. s = ut + 1/2 at^2 3. v^2 = u^2 + 2as v = Final Velocity of the object u = Initial velocity of the object a = acceleration of the object. t = time taken. s = distance travelled by the object. These equations are true only if acceleration of the object is constant. These equations by the way are not tested for O Level Physics. However, it is better for you to know them as they are very easy to use. They are more commonly used in A Levels Physics.
