HL Applied Maths | Deriving Kinematic Equations of Motion Using Calculus

Applied Maths | Deriving Kinematic Equations of Motion Using Calculus
In this video, we dive into the world of kinematics and explore how to derive the fundamental equations of motion using calculus. We’ll cover:
The relationships between displacement, velocity, and acceleration
How to differentiate and integrate to derive key kinematic equations
This is essential viewing for Higher Level Applied Maths students who want a deeper understanding of motion, beyond simply memorising formulas.
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[@rayaan2172]

hello, I'm considering studying applied maths for my leaving cert and sitting it as i am quite bad at english. I'm pretty good at maths but i dont do physics so all of this seems very foreign to me, which video of yours would you say i should start with for applied maths

[@MissSarahTallon]

@rayaan2172 It is a great subject to study. We now have a coursework element that needs to be signed off by a teacher, so you may not be able to do it all by yourself. The new Applied Maths course has less of a focus on Physics, but for the elements that overlap not having physics is not an issue. Applied Maths helps with Physics more than Physics helps with Applied Maths. The first topic I teach my 5th Years is Uniform Acceleration. There is a full playlist up on my channel covering this topic. This is the best video to start with kzbin.info/www/bejne/hImYanqBrtSArrcsi=-ndZFNC3IazcIedG. Good Luck with it!