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Physics, grade 9

23 topics for grade 9, 204 exercises. Each one starts with an explanation, then practice that adapts: get it right and the difficulty rises, get it wrong and the tutor takes the step apart.

Topics in this grade

  • Momentum and Impulse

    Momentum measures how much motion a moving object carries.

    6 exercises

  • Kinematics

    Kinematics describes how a moving object's position and speed change over time.

    9 exercises

  • Dynamics

    Dynamics studies why a moving object speeds up, slows down, or changes direction.

    9 exercises

  • Conservation Laws

    Conservation laws say some totals in a closed system never change.

    9 exercises

  • Circular Motion

    An object in uniform circular motion moves at constant speed along a circular path.

    9 exercises

  • Gravity and Universal Gravitation

    Gravity is the pull every object with mass exerts on every other object with mass.

    9 exercises

  • Magnetic Field Basics

    A magnetic field is a region where magnetic forces act, around a magnet or wire.

    9 exercises

  • Electromagnetic Induction

    Electromagnetic induction creates an electric current by changing the magnetic field through a loop of wire.

    9 exercises

  • Alternating Current

    Alternating current periodically reverses direction, unlike direct current which flows one way.

    9 exercises

  • Electromagnetic Waves

    An electromagnetic wave combines oscillating electric and magnetic fields, traveling even through a vacuum.

    9 exercises

  • Harmonic Oscillations

    A harmonic oscillation is a repeating back-and-forth motion, like a pendulum or a spring.

    9 exercises

  • Mechanical Waves

    A mechanical wave carries energy through a medium without carrying the medium itself along.

    9 exercises

  • Sound and Acoustics

    Sound is a longitudinal mechanical wave that travels through air, water, or solids.

    9 exercises

  • Geometric Optics

    Geometric optics treats light as straight rays that reflect and refract at surfaces.

    9 exercises

  • Wave Optics

    Light behaves as a wave and can interfere and diffract, not just travel in straight rays.

    9 exercises

  • Bohr Atomic Model

    The Bohr model pictures an atom as a tiny nucleus with electrons orbiting at fixed distances.

    9 exercises

  • Radioactivity

    Radioactivity is the spontaneous decay of an unstable nucleus, releasing particles or energy.

    9 exercises

  • Nuclear Reactions

    A nuclear reaction changes the nucleus of an atom.

    9 exercises

  • Nuclear Fission

    Nuclear fission splits a heavy nucleus into two lighter nuclei, releasing energy and extra neutrons.

    9 exercises

  • Nuclear Fusion

    Nuclear fusion joins two light nuclei into one heavier nucleus, releasing energy.

    9 exercises

  • Solar System

    The Solar System is the Sun plus the planets, moons, asteroids, and comets orbiting it.

    9 exercises

  • Stellar Evolution

    Stellar evolution describes how a star changes over its lifetime.

    9 exercises

  • Galaxies and Cosmology

    Galaxies are huge systems of billions of stars, gas, and dust, held together by gravity.

    9 exercises

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