Cambridge International AS and A Level Physics Coursebook notes (1st edition)

This file involves circular motion questions with solutions. It is immensely helpful for students for practice and especially during exam days. It involves questions related to centripetal force & acceleration, roller coaster problems & convex over bridge questions.

Comprehensive notes on the A2 level syllabus for IGCSE A level physics including all the relevant information for the exam.

Comprehensive notes on the A2 level syllabus for IGCSE physics. It includes all the key definitions required to learn for the final examination.

A short, visually engaging and interesting presentation on the topic of elasticity. Gives information about the types of collisions and relative speed. Can be explained in 20-30 minutes.

The document contains solved past paper questions to help you prepare for your exams. There are some questions which will take ages for you to understand, but is explained quite neatly here.

Need help for A levels Physics? These notes have included : - colorful diagrams that would make you easy to understand a particular concept - definitions and formulas that you must know for exams Lastly, these notes have boosted my grade from a C to an A! Hope it helps you too!

This is a summary for things you need to know under gravitation and orbital motion. It includes the following: - Important definitions regarding circular motion - Important derivations including centripetal force, tangential velocity, angular velocity, etc... - Universal law of gravitation

Detailed notes and revision guide for CIE 9702 AS-Physics. Chapters: Physical Quantities Measurement Techniques Kinematics Dynamics Forces, Density & Pressure Work, Energy & Power Matter: Deformation of Solids Electric Fields Current of Electricity D.C Circuits Particle & Nuclear Physics Waves Superposition of waves

This is a revised document of all the topics covered in the Physics A-Level course in Paper 4. I have included all the important formulae you will need to know for your exam and as well have highlighted important question that the examiner can ask in the exam. This is a very beneficial read right before your exam and maximises time and effort

I have written the note in a way where the reader can go straight to the point in finding the difference between acceleration graphs