Category:AQA GCSE Physics

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The centre of mass of an object is the point through which its weight acts. If suspended, an object will come to rest with its centre of mass directly below the point of suspension. The weight of the object does not then exert any turning force (moment) on the object. The centre of mass of a symmetrical object is along the axis of symmetry.

Articles in category "AQA GCSE Physics"

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A Atomic Structure and Nuclear Fission C Characteristics of Waves Circular Motion Control in Circuits E Electric Charge Electromagnetic Forces Electromagnetic Induction Energy Resources Energy in Circuits

F Forces and Acceleration Frictional Forces and Non-Uniform M Mains Electricity Moments and Centre of Mass Momentum O Optical Devices P Potential Difference in Circuits R Representing and Measuring Motion S Seismic Waves Sound and Ultrasound

T Tectonics The Cost of Using Electrical Appliances The Electromagnetic Spectrum The Solar System The Universe Thermal Energy Transfer Types, Properties and Uses of Radioactivity W Work, Power and Energy