Resources

In this lesson you will learn how to:

• Describe Porter’s 5 Forces
• Explain how businesses use Porter’s 5 Forces
• Evaluate the position of a business in terms of its completion

By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Understand how to structure a scenario answer for a question on Occupier’s Liability ​
• Apply the law on Occupier’s Liability

By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Identify between polynomials and non polynomials.​
• State the degree of polynomials.​
• Find the product of two polynomials.

By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Identify between polynomials and non polynomials.​
• State the degree of polynomials.​
• Find the product of two polynomials.​

By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Use the long division method to divide numbers.
• ​Use the long division method to divide polynomials

By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Use The Factor Theorem to find factors of polynomials.​
• Factorise and solve cubic expressions, by first using The Factor Theorem​

By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Sketch polynomials from factorised form
• Find the equation of quadratic and cubic graphs when given the graphs.

In this lesson the aim will be to develop your understanding of fractions; the skills involved will be:​

• Adding Fractions​
• Subtracting Fractions​
• Understanding and applying the process to worded questions.

In this lesson the aim will be to develop your understanding of fractions; the skills involved will be:​

• Multiplying Fractions​
• Dividing Fractions​
• Understanding and applying the process to worded questions.

In this lesson the aim will be to develop your understanding of fractions; the skills involved will be:​

• Multiplying Fractions​
• Dividing Fractions​
• Understanding and applying the process to worded questions.

During this lesson you will learn how to:

• Simplify a ratio with 2 or more values
• Simplify a ratio in the form 1:n or n:1

During this lesson you will learn how to:

• Share quantity by a ration

During this lesson you will learn how to:

• Ratio given as one part or a fraction

During this lesson you will learn how to:

• Turn a ratio into a fraction

During this lesson you will:

Apply Newton’s Laws of Motion to different sporting examples and define Newton’s Laws of Motion

During this lesson you will learn how to:

Describe net forces and explain if forces are balanced or unbalanced

Apply knowledge to sporting examples and draw free body diagrams to represent the difference forces acting on the body

You will be able to:​

• Explain why centripetal force is needed for circular motion.​
• Explain how centripetal force links to centripetal acceleration.​
• Know how to calculate centripetal force.​
• Know how formulas for centripetal force and centripetal acceleration link to other circular motion terms and equations.​

You will be able to:​

• Recall the variety of equations you might use in centripetal force calculations.​
• Improve your problem solving skills by exploring methods for answering multi-stage questions.​
• Explain real world examples of where centripetal force is present, needed or used.​
• Perform calculations involving centripetal force in real situations.

You will be able to:​

• Define stress and understand why it is needed.​
• State the unit of stress and know where else this is used.​
• Be aware of stress in engineering contexts.​
• Define strain and understand why it is needed.​
• Complete calculations involving stress and strain.​
• Use estimates within stress and strain calculations.

You will be able to:​

• Define Young’s Modulus and understand why it is needed.​
• State the unit of Young’s Modulus.​
• Complete calculations involving Young’s Modulus.​
• Be aware of Young’s Modulus in engineering contexts.​
• Be aware of, and interpret the shapes of stress-strain graphs relating to a material’s properties.