<p>Lots of practice calculations using the equations for electrical power: P=E/t, P=IV, E=QV etc… graded by difficulty. Includes practice using unit prefixes and appropriate significant figures.<br /> Differentiate using question numbers.<br /> Word copy includes worked answers.<br /> Feedback welcome, especially mistakes!</p>

<p>Lots of practice calculations using the equation for mass, weight, and gravitational field strength W=mg graded by difficulty. Includes practice using unit prefixes and appropriate significant figures.<br /> Differentiate using question numbers.<br /> Word copy includes worked answers.<br /> Feedback welcome, especially mistakes!</p>

<p>Test of knowledge required for paper 1 higher tier - does not include knowledge of equations</p>

<p>graduated questions about transfers between gpe and ke, which get quite difficult quite quickly</p>

<p>examples of measurement resolution of equipment students are likely to meet</p>

<p>booklets for revising GCSE Physics required practicals with references to page numbers in CGP textbook</p>

<p>Lots of practice calculations using the equations for electrical power: Q = It, V=IR etc… graded by difficulty. Includes practice using unit prefixes and appropriate significant figures.<br /> Differentiate using question numbers.<br /> Word copy includes worked answers.<br /> Feedback welcome, especially mistakes!</p>

<p>Lots of practice calculations using the equations for acceleration: a = (v-u)/t, and v2 = u2 +2as ordered by difficulty. Includes practice using unit prefixes and appropriate significant figures.<br /> Differentiate using question numbers.<br /> Word copy includes worked answers.<br /> Feedback welcome, especially mistakes!</p>

<p>Lots of practice calculations using the equations for spring force and elastic stored energy , F=ke, E=1/2 ke2 … graded by difficulty. Includes practice using unit prefixes and appropriate significant figures.<br /> Differentiate using question numbers.<br /> Word copy includes worked answers.<br /> Feedback welcome, especially mistakes!</p>

<p>testing understanding of scientific vocabulary using the example of an experiment to measure the output of a simple laboratory wind turbine</p>