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Thermal 2

How do you measure the specific heat capacity of a gas?

Topics: Heat, Temperature, Thermal physics, Substitution, Rearranging equations
Skills: Rearranging equations, Analytical Skills
Levels: All, Medium

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Power 2

What is the power of a car engine driving up a hill at constant speed?

Topics: Power, Potential energy, Balancing forces, suvat, Rearranging equations
Skills: Rearranging equations, Analytical Skills
Levels: All, Medium

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Circuits 2

How much current flows through a metal wire?

Topics: Resistivity, Ohm's law, Electric circuits, Rearranging equations
Skills: Rearranging equations, Analytical Skills
Levels: All, Easy

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Atomic 1

What is the velocity of electrons moving in the beam of a Teltron tube?

Topics: Atomic, Moving charges in a B field, Rearranging equations
Skills: Rearranging equations, Analytical Skills
Levels: All, Medium

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Mathematical requirementsBasics
In physics, maths is used as a tool to solve problems related to the relationships between quantities.
KinematicsMechanics
Before we can model motion we need to define the quantities that we are going to use, once that has been done we can investigate how they are related.
MisconceptionsExam tips
A misconception is an incorrect idea about something that is common among non-experts.
Distance and displacementMechanics
Displacement as a vector, adding perpendicular displacements using pythagorus
Velocity and speedMechanics
What is the difference between velocity and speed? When do we use instantaneous velocity and average velocity?