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Mechanics and projectiles, energy and momentum, circuits and magnetism, waves and optics, thermodynamics, and calculus-based topics like rotational motion and electromagnetism.
Most physics marks are lost before the first equation: a missing force, a sign that flips, a diagram nobody drew. Astra walks you through the setup first, then the algebra — and shows you how to check the answer the way an examiner would.
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Mechanics and projectiles, energy and momentum, circuits and magnetism, waves and optics, thermodynamics, and calculus-based topics like rotational motion and electromagnetism.
Astra asks for the free-body diagram, the axis and the sign conventions before any equation — the habit that turns 60% answers into full marks.
Units on every line, magnitudes that make sense, directions that match — Astra takes you through the same checks physics teachers run and marks where a slip happened.
Photograph a question, or describe the setup in words when the diagram is on paper — Astra works from what you give it and asks for what it still needs.
Questions built from your own notes and past papers, marked every time, with the mistakes scheduled for review before the exam.
Set your exam date and get a topic-by-topic plan with graded mock papers, from motion in year 10 to calculus-based mechanics at university.
Type it, photograph it or describe the diagram in words. Numbers with their units already help a lot.
Astra works through the forces, the axes and the equations step by step, asking you for the next move along the way.
Run the seven physics checks on the answer, then try similar problems until the method is automatic.
It can work through physics problems step by step, and it is strongest when you solve with it rather than copy from it. Ask for the setup first and the numbers last, keep units on every line, and check the answer against the seven physics checks — the same ones that catch AI mistakes.
Mechanics, energy and momentum, electricity and magnetism, waves, optics, thermodynamics and modern physics, across school and university levels — including calculus-based courses.
It shows the working. Astra explains each step of the setup and the solution, asks you questions along the way and checks your understanding before moving on.
Yes. Scan the page or describe the diagram in words — what is attached to what, which way each arrow points — and Astra works from that, asking for anything missing.
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