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January 15, 2025

Physical Sciences Grade 11 | VirtualX MasterClass – Course Module 1 provides students with an in-depth understanding of Mechanics, a core topic in physics. This module focuses on the principles governing motion, forces, equilibrium, and the effects of gravity.

Through interactive lessons, practical exercises, real-world applications, and assessments, students will gain critical problem-solving skills. They will explore Newton’s Laws of Motion, vector resolution, force equilibrium, and the Universal Law of Gravitation.

By the end of this module, learners will develop strong analytical skills to solve physics problems related to motion, forces, and interactions between objects. This knowledge lays the foundation for advanced physics concepts in later grades.

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This course consists of nine structured lessons, each focusing on essential principles of Mechanics.

Lesson 1: Introduction to Vectors and Scalars

  • Understanding      the difference between vectors and scalars.
  • Identifying      examples of scalar and vector quantities.
  • The      role of direction in vector representation.

Lesson 2: Motion in Two Dimensions (Resultant and Perpendicular Vectors)

  • Understanding      resultant vectors in two-dimensional motion.
  • Using      graphical and analytical methods to determine resultant vectors.
  • Applying      trigonometry to solve force problems.

Lesson 3: Resolution of Vectors into Components

  • Breaking      down a vector into its horizontal and vertical components.
  • Using      trigonometric functions to resolve forces.
  • Practical      applications in physics problems.

Lesson 4: Newton’s First Law of Motion (Inertia)

  • Defining      inertia and its relationship to mass.
  • Understanding      equilibrium and net force.
  • Real-world      examples of Newton’s First Law.

Lesson 5: Newton’s Second Law (Force, Mass, and Acceleration)

  • Understanding      the mathematical relationship: F = ma.
  • Solving      problems involving force, mass, and acceleration.
  • Applying      the concept to motion in different environments.

Lesson 6: Applications of Newton’s Laws (Free-Body Diagrams)

  • Representing      forces in free-body diagrams.
  • Identifying      forces acting on objects in different situations.
  • Analysing      forces on inclined planes, pulleys, and moving objects.

Lesson 7: Newton’s Third Law and Action-Reaction Pairs

  • Understanding      action-reaction force pairs.
  • Identifying      examples in everyday life.
  • Applications      in motion and interaction of objects.

Lesson 8: Forces in Equilibrium and Non-Equilibrium

  • Defining      and distinguishing between balanced and unbalanced forces.
  • Calculating      forces in static and dynamic equilibrium.
  • Applications      in engineering and real-world structures.

Lesson 9: Gravitational Force and Universal Law of Gravitation

  • Understanding      Newton’s Universal Law of Gravitation.
  • Calculating      gravitational force between objects.
  • Exploring      planetary motion and weight variations in space.

Each lesson includes interactive activities, quizzes, problem-solving exercises, and assessments to ensure engagement and deep understanding.

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