Kinematics
Free Fall Physics: Formula & Real Examples
Free fall is motion under gravity alone. Learn the h = 0.5gt² and v = gt formulas, why every object falls at the same rate, and how to solve free-fall problems step by step.
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Position, velocity, acceleration. The mathematical language for describing how things move through space and time.
Free fall is motion under gravity alone. Learn the h = 0.5gt² and v = gt formulas, why every object falls at the same rate, and how to solve free-fall problems step by step.
18 min read
Scalar and vector quantities, explained simply: scalars have size only, while vectors have size and direction. See clear examples, the key formulas, and how to add vectors the right way.
12 min read
Motion graphs plot position, velocity and acceleration against time. Learn to read displacement–time, velocity–time and acceleration–time graphs — what slope and area mean — with clear worked examples.
13 min read
Distance vs displacement explained simply: distance is the total path you cover, while displacement is your straight-line change in position. Includes the formula, a comparison table, worked problems and FAQs.
11 min read
A clear guide to the SUVAT equations — the five equations of motion for constant acceleration. Includes the velocity–time graph derivation, worked examples, common mistakes and an interactive simulation.
13 min read
Acceleration is the rate at which velocity changes, measured in m/s². Learn the a = Δv/Δt formula, see real-world examples and try the interactive lab.
12 min read
Speed is a scalar and velocity is a vector — that one difference is why average velocity can be zero on a round trip while you still cover real distance. Here's the full breakdown with examples, worked problems and an interactive demo.
13 min read