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2 Contents page
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3 Physics Samples
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Unit 1 Measurements and Uncertainties
1.1 Measurements
1.2 Uncertainties and Errors
1.3 Vectors
Unit 2 Mechanics
2.1 Motion
2.2 Forces
2.3 Work, Energy and Power
2.4 Momentum
Unit 3 Thermal Physics
3.1 Temperature and Energy Changes
3.2 Modelling a Gas
Unit 3 Prep for Test
Unit 4 Oscillations and Waves
4.1 Oscillations
4.2 Travelling Waves
4.3 Wave Characteristics
4.4 Wave Behaviour
4.5 Standing Waves
Unit 5 Electricity and Magnetism
5.1 Electric Fields
5.2 Heating Effect of Elec. Cur.
5.2 (Short Videos)
5.3 Chemical Effects of Elec. Curr.
5.4 Magnetic Eff. of Elec. Curr.
Unit 5 Prep for Test
Unit 6 Circular Motion
6.1 Circular Motion
6.2 Newton’s law of gravitation
Unit 7 Nuclear Physics
7.1 Discrete Energy and Radiactivity
7.2 Nuclear Reactions
7.3 The Structure of Matter
Unit 8 Energy Production
8.1 Energy Sources
8.2 (Short Videos)
8.2 Thermal Energy Transfer
Unit 9 Wave Phenomena
9.1 SHM
9.2 Diff Single Slit
9.3 Interference
9.4 Resolution
9.5 Doppler Effect
Unit 10 Fields
10.1 Describing Fields
10.2 Fields at work
Unit 11 Electromagnetic Induction
11.1 Electromagnetic Induction
11.2 Power and Transmission
11.3 Capacitors
Unit 12 Quantum and Nuclear
12.1 Interaction matter with radiation
12.2 Nuclear Physics
Unit Option B Engineering Physics
B.1 Rigid bodies and rotational dynamics
B.2 Thermodynamics
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5.2 (Short Videos)
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