AQA A Level Maths: Pure复习笔记1.1.2 Proof by Deduction
Proof by Deduction What is proof by deduction? Proof by deduction is when a mathematical and logical argument is used to shows whether or not a result is true How to do proof by deduction &n...
Proof by Deduction What is proof by deduction? Proof by deduction is when a mathematical and logical argument is used to shows whether or not a result is true How to do proof by deduction &n...
Language of Proof What is proof? Proof is a series of logical steps which show whether a result is true or not for a set of specified numbers e.g. All intigers, all even numbers etc Notation...
Tilting What does it mean if a rod is on the point of tilting? A rod will tilt (rotate) about a pivot if the resultant moment about that pivot is non-zero Examples of tilting: A person walki...
Uniform Rods & Laminae What is meant by the centre of mass of an object? The centre of mass of an object is the point at which the weight of the object may be considered to act For a uni...
Using Moments - Equilibrium What happens with moments if a rigid body is in equilibrium? If a rigid body is in equilibrium then: The resultant force is 0 N The resultant moment about any poi...
Moments Diagrams When an object is modelled as a particle we do not need to consider the rotation of the object due to forces. When we model an object as a rigid body then we need to consid...
Coefficient of Friction - Equilibrium How is friction used when a body is in equilibrium? When a body is in static equilibrium under the action of a number of forces, including friction, the...
Coefficient of Friction - Inclined Planes How is the coefficient of friction used in problems involving inclined planes? On an inclined plane the basic principles are the same as for coeffic...
Coefficient of Friction - F = ma How do we apply Newton’s Second Law (F = ma) in problems involving friction? The coefficient of friction combined with F = ma allows you to determine an obje...
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