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Simulation Models
Kinematics
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- Motion in one dimension: Velocity, Acceleration and displacement
- Motion in 1 D: Velocity vs. Speed
- What is the difference between average acceleration and instantaneous acceleration?
- Kinematics of Free Fall: Motion Under Gravity
- Position, Displacement, Velocity & Acceleration in 2 D
- Projectile Motion
- 2D Kinematics Simulation: Independence of Axes in Projectile Motion
Vectors
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Newton's Laws of Motion
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- Newton's First Law of Motion: When ΣF = 0
- How to Find Acceleration from Net Force
- Why You Lurch Forward When the Bus Stops — Inertia Simulation
- Normal Force: Why It Equals mg Only on a Flat Surface
- Friction: How Static Force Builds to a Limit, Then Kinetic Takes Over
- Which Way Does Friction Point on a Box in a Moving Truck?
- Tension: Why an Ideal Rope Carries the Same Pull Throughout
- Which Mass Wins? Dynamics of Connected Masses on an Incline
- Elevator Physics: True Weight vs. Apparent Weight Simulation
Oscillations and Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
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- What is SHM and how is it defined?
- Comparing Two Sinusoidal Waves in SHM
- Displacement Velocity and Acceleration in Simple Harmonic Motion
- Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy of a Simple Harmonic Oscillator
- Visualize Harmonic Motion: Real-Time Simple Pendulum Force Analysis
- Understanding angular frequency through circle reference model
- Damped Oscillations: Why SHM Dies Out (and Gets Slower)
- SHM: Mass Between Two Springs - Why Effective Spring Constant is 2k (Not k/2)
- Ballistic Pendulum & Spring Systems: Calculating Amplitude and Velocity
Waves
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Mechanics
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Fluids
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- What are Streamlines in Bernoulli's Principle
- Bernoulli's Principle
- Archimedes' Principle
- Archimedes' Principle - Conditions for Floatation
- The Continuity Equation (varying height and pressure)
- The Continuity Equation (Constant Height)
- U-Tube Manometer Simulation — Visualizing Δp = ρgh
- How Does a Mercury Barometer Work?
- How Does Pascal's Law Help Lift Heavy Objects
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