Cambridge (9709 AS)
Cambridge (9709 AS) Mechanics
Mechanics is the paper where a clear diagram is worth marks: forces resolved along and perpendicular to a slope, a velocity–time graph read for distance, Newton’s second law written once per body. The five syllabus sections are examined every series, and each has a chapter of notes and a chapter of questions here.
Paper 4 from forces to power — the five syllabus sections, taught and examined
- The courseEvery lesson on Mechanics for Paper 4 (Mechanics), taught in the syllabus order.Being written
- Revision notesMechanics for Paper 4 (Mechanics) as reference notes — read a chapter, then practise it.Being written
- Practice questionsExam-style questions on Mechanics, chapter by chapter. Pick an answer, then check it.Being written
- TestsShort timed sets on Mechanics, rising in difficulty.Being written
- Video courseMechanics taught lecture by lecture, with the curriculum beside the player.Being written
- Full-length mocksPaper 4 in full: 1 hour 15 minutes, 50 marks, g = 10 m s⁻². Sit it, then read the scorecard.Being written
- Past papersEvery Paper 4 (Mechanics) this site offers, by year and series.Being written
- Predicted papersWhat we expect the next Paper 4 (Mechanics) to ask, as sittable papers.Being written
- How to use these pagesA minute’s reading before you start.Being written
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