The School of Mathematics

Grade 10 Physical Sciences – Term 3

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About Course

This Grade 10 Physical Sciences Term 3 course extends quantitative chemistry and introduces vectors, one-dimensional motion, equations of motion and energy.

Learners solve stoichiometric and mechanics problems, interpret graphs and prepare for the Term 3 control test.

What Will You Learn?

  • ATP-aligned lessons, guided practice, quizzes, revision activities and formal-assessment preparation.

Course Content

Concentration and Solution Calculations
<p>Define concentration and solve problems involving moles and solution volume.</p>

Percentage Composition and Empirical Formulae
<p>Determine percentage composition, empirical formulae and water of crystallisation.</p>

Stoichiometry
<p>Use balanced equations to solve mass, mole, particle, gas-volume and concentration problems.</p>

Theoretical and Percentage Yield
<p>Calculate theoretical yield and percentage yield for chemical reactions.</p>

Vectors and Scalars
<p>Classify physical quantities and represent, add and resolve one-dimensional vectors.</p>

Frames of Reference, Position and Displacement
<p>Describe one-dimensional motion relative to a chosen reference point.</p>

Distance, Speed and Velocity
<p>Distinguish distance from displacement and calculate average speed and average velocity.</p>

Acceleration
<p>Define and calculate acceleration and distinguish positive acceleration, negative acceleration and deceleration.</p>

Motion Graphs
<p>Interpret and relate position-time, velocity-time and acceleration-time graphs.</p>

Instantaneous Speed and Velocity
<p>Determine instantaneous velocity from a tangent and acceleration from a velocity-time graph.</p>

Equations of Motion
<p>Apply the constant-acceleration equations to horizontal one-dimensional motion and stopping-distance contexts.</p>

Kinetic and Gravitational Potential Energy
<p>Define and calculate kinetic energy and gravitational potential energy.</p>

Term 3 Consolidation and Control Test
<p>Revise quantitative chemistry, vectors, motion and energy for the formal assessment.</p>

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