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A student version of describing an experiment to find g by measuring the time for a solid steel ball to roll down a plane inclined at angle theta and the angle theta. The equation is a = (5/7) g sin theta a against sin theta graph is linear, with gradient = (5/7)g

Instruction sheet for students to perform an experiment and verify the relationship T = kl^n between time period T and length l for a simple pendulum where k and n are constants.

This dictionary covers the basics of the Particle Physics syllabus of A Level Physics.

A condensed edition of the textbook in just two pages of A4. Good as a fact-recall tool and as a quick quiz.

This is a set of multiple choice questions in Word format on Nuclear Physics topic of the AQA A Level Physics topic. The answers are in a different docx.

In Word format I’ve tried to cover the whole syllabus with this exhaustive workbook.

This is a nearly complete coverage of the A Level Physics - Nuclear Physics taught at Year 13. I have used Calculus in a couple of derivations of formulae. If you are not doing A Level Maths, just use the end results! I shall be looking for reviews and suggestions for improvement in this presentation which took hours to prepare. What I think is needed is worked examples of numerical questions. I’ll do this in my next edition. Enjoy Nuclear, enjoy learning!

This is a first hand free fall method to find g by direct measurement of free fall time using a smartphone as the timer in two different ways. Then you can compare the two methods.

This is the first of the new 2016 - 2024 Specification CIE IGCSE Physics Paaper 2 Multiple Choice Questions, grouped by topic. Topic 1 Measuring. Others, up to 40 topics will follow.

This is a set of past paper questions in PPT with answers. Can be used as Class work, Test or Revision Exercise. Question is on one slide, answer in the next.

This resource should clear many doubts A Level students may have had about basics of wave motion. It covers most A Level specs and IB.

Ideal Revision Resource for the A Level Physics Exam. Quality questions from 2003 - 2013 CEI Papers. Answers are mine.

This resource is prepared for the teacher for revising Superposition. Present a question, give the students time to think, then go through the answer. Or it could have been a class test. The questions were taken from A2 papers from 2004. Old is gold. Answers will follow.

Multiple choice questions from AS exams in the past. Answered with reasoning and explanations.

Solid revision material for the AS or A2 Physics student who likes to check their learning in interference (or superposition) and diffraction of waves of all kinds. These questions span about 7 years of examination therefore must be comprehensive. Still they are multiple choice questions therefore has iits limitations. I have taken hours in preparing answers supplementing and/or reinforcing your knowledge in this area. I hope you’d find this useful. Please write a review!

This is suitable for revising for the A/L Physics exams of any board. It is important you study the topic of electrical circuits properly before attempting these questions. The answers are given with explanations.

These questions were from AQA Board’s papers, transferred to Word Font 22 to enable teachers to project directly. A summary sheet on the topic would be ideal.

These are detailed answers to multiple choice questions that came up in the past exams of CEI A Level Physics. Best effect of this resource can be achieved after studying Accelerated Motion, Vectors and Dynamics in the textbook.

A Level Physics Past Paper Q’s on Superpoition, with Answeres

This topic in the Turning points in Physics section of the AQA A Level Physics is one of the hardest PPT 's to find in TES resources. I was looking everywhere and found none. So I produced my own. Please write your comments!