SS1 Physics 1st Term
This SS1 First Term Physics lesson plan and exam questions align with the Senior Secondary 1 syllabus. Topics include motion, forces, and energy, with detailed notes, experiments, and past exam questions with answers for effective understanding.
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Introduction to Physics
What is Physics?
Physics is a science subject which deals with physical nature (or physical quantities) and the properties of matter and energy. In other words, Physics is a branch of science that is concerned with physical quantities in relation to matter and energy. It is an applied Mathematics.
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Fundamental quantities and units
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Derived quantities and units
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Measurement in Physics
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Position, distance and displacement
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Motion and types of motion
What is motion?
Motion is a change in the position of an object. The types of motion are: linear motion, circular motion, oscillatory motion, random motion, etc.
Define force and state its S.I unit (Source: Ref WAEC 2019, Q11a [i])
Force can be defined as an action (in form of push or pull) that changes or tends to change the state of rest or of uniform motion in straight line of an object (or body). Its unit is newton (N).
Circular motion
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Linear motion
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Introduction to Physics
Fundamental Quantities and Units
Derived Quantities and Units
Measurement in Physics
Position, Distance and Displacement
Motion
Circular Motion
Linear Motion
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Reference Textbooks
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