<p>powerpoint outlining speed acceleration and velocity plus understanding and interpreting distance time and velocity time graphs, with examples suitable for ks4 or post 16</p>

<p>A PowerPoint suitable for GCSE students describing why power is transmitted at high voltages together with example questions and calculations.</p>

<p>Basic laws of electrostatics plus common applications suitable for ks4</p>

<p>Undiluted physics. Basic momentum equations plus explainations and examples for post 16 or v.bright ks4 physics</p>

<p>Basic powerpoint on em induction and generators suitable for ks4 and post 16. some slides not original to me so I hope no one minds</p>

<p>A comprehensive PowerPoint best for more able KS4 Physics Students covering Newton's first three laws and includes examples and questions.</p>

<p>comprehensive powerpoint on hookes law with examples best for more able ks4 physics or post 16</p>

<p>This comprehensive powerpoint covers digital sampling, the effects of sampling signals at different frequecies,noise s/n ratios, digital v analogue signal recovery, advantages of digital signals. Quite complex but i think this powerpoint is brilliant even though i say it myself. I can say that because it is not my own I dont know where its from and I hope noone minds as I couldnt bear to see it locked in my computer unappreciated by the wider physics community</p>

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<p>basic gas laws powerpoint with examples suitable for KS 4 or post 16</p>

<p>moments powerpoint with examples suitable for ks4 ks3 {with some simlification} outlines basic theory of moments and balancing forces</p>

<p>Old A level question with answers who knows where from so i hope no one minds. Basic a level question on moments and youngs modulus with answers suitable for KS4 if YM deleted</p>

<p>internal workings of cro and tv explained via similar beam tubes plus traces and uses. best for electronics or post 16</p>

Basic ppt covering aspects of transformer use and operation with examples

<p>Powerpoint outlining various electron beam tubes , the basics of thermionic emission, calculation of electron velocities and a bit of history involving mr crookes thrown in for good measure</p>

<p>A challenging question for post 16 who enjoy figuring out complex scenarios using pure physics. prob best for oxbridge. touches losts of areas but mainly mechanics and energy. A v old exam question with answers…</p>