basic-concepts-in-physics
An object’s speed is how far that object has gone in a given time.

Distance vs Displacement

Speed and Velocity

Using the Speed Formula

Distance / Time Graphs

Typical Speeds
Velocity is speed in a given direction. Acceleration is a change in velocity.

What Is Acceleration?

The Formula for Acceleration

Uniform Acceleration

Velocity/Time Graphs

Distance in Velocity/Time Graphs

Terminal Velocity
In Physics, mass and weight are not the same thing! Weight is a force - mass is not.
The density of an object is how much mass is packed into one unit of volume.
Pressure is the force applied per unit area.

Pressure in Terms of the Motion of Particles

Volume and Pressure

Temperature and Pressure

Calculating Pressure

Work Done Increasing Pressure
You can organise basic quantities of physics into two types of quantities: Scalars and Vectors.