The questions and answers above cover substantially the Alevels Mechanics M2 Edexcel syllabus.
The questions were a selection from a book by Brian Jefferson. That book is endorsed by Edexcel. You can purchase a copy of that book online or in a good bookshop.
Module 1 | Kinematics (M2) | |
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Alevels Mechanics M2 Edexcel – Kinematics This topic discusses the motion of a particle fired from the ground or above ground level. There are questions on calculation of range, time of flight and maximum height of a particle. Calculus is used to find position, velocity and acceleration of a particle moving with variable acceleration. Differentiation and integration of vectors with respect to time is also discussed here. | ||
Unit 1 | Projectiles | |
Unit 2 | Motion with non uniform acceleration | |
Unit 3 | Motion in a plane | |
Module 2 | Centre of mass (M2) | |
Alevels Mechanics M2 Edexcel – Centre of mass This chapter examines the following ideas :
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Unit 1 | Centre of mass (M2) | |
Unit 2 | Centre of mass of a lamina (M2) | |
Unit 3 | Centre of mass and equilibrium (M2) | |
Module 3 | Work, Energy and Power (M2) | |
Alevels Mechanics M2 Edexcel – Work, Energy and Power This topic includes questions on work done by a constant force, gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy. It examines the work energy principle, calculations on power and relate power and velocity. | ||
Unit 1 | Work (M2 Edexcel) | |
Unit 2 | Energy (M2 Edexcel) | |
Unit 3 | Power (M2 Edexcel) | |
Module 4 | Collisions (M2) | |
Alevels Mechanics M2 Edexcel – Collisions This topic discusses the use of Newton's Law of Restitution to calculate outcomes of collisions, analyse collisions between particles and particle/wall collisions. It includes questions on kinetic enerfy loss during a collision. | ||
Unit 1 | Impulse and momentum | |
Unit 2 | Newton’s experimental law of restitution | |
Unit 3 | Collision with a wall | |
Unit 4 | Collisions with 3 particles | |
Module 5 | Statics of rigid bodies (M2) | |
Alevels Mechanics M2 Edexcel – Statics of rigid bodies This topic discusses conditions necessary for a rigid body to be in equilibrium and to calculate unknown forces acting on a rigid body in equilibrium. | ||
Unit 1 | Statics of rigid bodies | |
Unit 2 | Statics of rigid bodies review questions |
** Our syllabus is current and updated to 2018