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1. Development of Practical Skills in Physics
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1. Development of Practical Skills in Physics
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1.1.1 Experimental Design
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1.1.1 Experimental Design - Check yourself
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1.1.2 Control Variables
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1.1.3 Refining of Experimental Design
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1.1.4 Investigative Approaches and Methods
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1.1.5 Using Practical Equipment and Materials
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1.1.6 Appropriate Units for Measurements
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1.2.1 Presenting and Interpreting Results
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1.2.2 Analysing Quantitative Data
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1.2.3 Plotting and Interpreting Graphs
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1.2.4 Evaluating Results and Drawing Conclusions
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1.2.4 Evaluating Results and Drawing Conclusions - Check yourself
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1.2.5 Observations and Measurements
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1.2.6 Presenting in a Scientific Way
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1.2.7 Use of Software and Tools
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1.2.8 Research and Citation Skills
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1.2.9 Precision, Accuracy and Experimental Limitations
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1.2.11 Methods to Increase Accuracy
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1.3.1 Using Appropriate Instruments and Techniques
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1.3.2 Analogue Apparatus and Interpolation
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1.3.3 Use of Digital Instruments
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1.3.4 Stopwatch and Light Gates
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1.3.5 Calipers, Micrometers and Vernier Scales
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1.3.6 Circuits
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1.3.7 Signal Generators and Oscilloscope
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1.3.8 Using a Laser or Light Source
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1.3.9 Computer Modelling and Data Logger
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1.3.10 Ionising Radiation and Detectors
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3.2.3 Significant Figures
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3.2.3 Significant Figures - Check yourself
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1.2.10 Significant Figures
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2. Foundations in Physics
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2. Foundations in Physics
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1.1.1 Physical Quantities
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1.1.5 Resolving Vectors
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1.2.1 SI Units
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1.2.1 Sources of Uncertainty
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1.2.2 Homogeneity of Physical Equations and Powers of Ten
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1.2.3 Determining Uncertainties from Graphs
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1.3.2 Calculating Uncertainties
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1.4.1 Scalars and Vectors
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2.1.4 Labelling Graphs and Tables
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2.3.2 Combining Vectors
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2.1.1 Physical Quantities
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2.1.2 SI Units
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2.1.3 Homogeneity of Physical Equations and Powers of Ten
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2.2.1 Sources of Uncertainty
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2.2.2 Calculating Uncertainties
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2.2.3 Determining Uncertainties from Graphs
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2.3.1 Scalars and Vectors
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2.3.3 Resolving Vectors
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3. Forces and Motion
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3. Forces and Motion
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1.6.3 Force-Extension Graphs
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1.6.3 Force-Extension Graphs - Check yourself
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1.6.4 Stress-Strain Graphs
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2.1.1 Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration
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2.1.2 Motion Graphs
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2.1.9 Projectile Motion
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2.1.9 Projectile Motion - Check yourself
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3.1.2 Force and Acceleration
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3.1.3 Displacement and Velocity-Time Graphs
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3.1.3 Linear Momentum
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3.2.2 Investigating Motion and Collisions
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3.2.2 Terminal Velocity
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3.2.3 Acceleration and Free Fall
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3.2.4 Braking and Reaction Times
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3.3.1 Conservation of Momentum
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3.3.1 Conservation of Momentum - Check yourself
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3.3.2 Weight
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3.3.3 Tension, Normal force, Upthrust and Friction
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3.3.4 Motion in One and Two Dimensions
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3.3.7 Investigating Terminal Velocity
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3.3.7 Investigating Terminal Velocity - Check yourself
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3.4.2 Couples and Torque
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3.4.4 Equilibrium
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3.6.1 Work Done
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3.6.3 Energy and Work
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3.7.1 Deformation and Compression
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3.7.5 Stress, Strain and Tensile Strength
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3.7.6 Young's Modulus
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3.7.8 Elastic and Plastic Deformation
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3.7.8 Elastic and Plastic Deformation - Check yourself
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3.8.1 Newton's Three Laws of Motion
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4.1.1 Impulse
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4.1.2 Moments
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4.2.3 Centre of Mass
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4.3.1 Density
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4.3.2 Pressure
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4.3.3 SUVAT Equations
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4.3.5 Drag Forces
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4.3.5 Archimedes' Principle
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4.3.5 Archimedes' Principle - Check yourself
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4.5.4 Impulse on a Force-Time Graph
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4.5.5 Collisions
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4.6.4 Conservation of Energy
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5.1.3 Efficiency
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5.1.4 Power
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5.2.1 Gravitational Potential Energy
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5.2.2 Kinetic Energy
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6.1.2 Hooke's Law
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6.1.2 Hooke's Law - Check yourself
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6.2.2 Elastic Potential Energy
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3.1.1 Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration
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3.2.1 SUVAT Equations
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3.2.5 Projectile Motion
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3.3.5 Drag Forces
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3.4.1 Moments
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3.4.3 Centre of Mass
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3.5.1 Density
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3.5.2 Pressure
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3.5.3 Archimedes' Principle
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3.6.2 Conservation of Energy
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3.6.4 Kinetic Energy
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3.6.5 Gravitational Potential Energy
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3.6.6 Power
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3.6.7 Efficiency
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3.7.2 Hooke's Law
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3.7.3 Force-Extension Graphs
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3.7.4 Elastic Potential Energy
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3.7.7 Stress-Strain Graphs
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3.8.2 Linear Momentum
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3.8.3 Impulse
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3.8.4 Impulse on a Force-Time Graph
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3.8.5 Conservation of Momentum
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4. Electrons, Waves and Photons
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4. Electrons, Waves and Photons
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4.1.1 Electric Current and Charge
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4.1.1 Electric Current and Charge - Check yourself
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4.1.2 Electric Current and Electron Flow
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4.1.4 Current in a Current Carrying Conductor
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4.1.5 Conductors, Semiconductors and Insulators
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4.1.6 Circuit Symbols and Diagrams
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4.2.2 Ohm's Law and I-V Characteristics
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4.2.3 Investigating Electrical Characteristics of Components
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4.2.3 Investigating Electrical Characteristics of Components - Check yourself
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9.3.1 Resistance
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9.3.1 Resistance - Check yourself
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10.2.1 Kirchhoff's First Law
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4.1.3 Kirchhoff's First Law
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4.2.1 Resistance
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4.10.1 The Photoelectric Effect
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4.10.2 Demonstrating the Photoelectric Effect
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4.10.3 The Photoelectric Equation
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4.10.4 Work Function and Threshold Frequency
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4.10.5 Maximum Kinetic Energy and Intensity
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4.11.1 The Photon
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4.11.2 The Electronvolt
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4.11.3 Determining the Planck Constant
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4.11.4 Electron Diffraction
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4.11.5 The de Broglie Equation
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4.2.4 The Light-Dependent Resistor (LDR)
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4.2.5 Resistivity
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4.2.6 Determining the Resistivity of a Metal
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4.2.7 Thermistors
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4.3.1 Power
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4.3.2 Electrical Energy
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4.3.3 Kirchhoff's Second Law
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4.3.4 Kirchhoff's Laws in Circuits
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4.3.5 Resistors in Series and Parallel Circuits
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4.3.6 Series and Parallel Circuits
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4.3.7 Circuits with Multiple Sources of e.m.f
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4.4.1 E.m.f and Internal Resistance
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4.4.2 Calculating E.m.f
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4.4.3 Determining Internal Resistance
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4.4.4 E.m.f and Potential Difference
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4.4.5 Energy Transfer
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4.5.1 Potential Divider Circuits
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4.5.2 Variable Resistance Components
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4.5.3 Investigating Potential Divider Circuits
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4.6.1 Progressive Waves: Longitudinal and Transverse
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4.6.2 Calculating Frequency
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4.6.3 The Wave Equation
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4.6.4 Graphical Representations of Transverse and Longitudinal Waves
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4.6.5 Intensity of a Wave
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4.7.1 The Electromagnetic Spectrum
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4.7.2 Polarisation
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4.8.1 Refraction
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4.8.2 Total Internal Reflection
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4.8.3 Wave Phenomena
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4.9.1 Superposition
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4.9.10 Determining the Speed of Sound in Air in a Resonance Tube
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4.9.11 Harmonics
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4.9.2 Graphical Representation of Superposition
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4.9.3 Interference
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4.9.4 Two-Source Interference
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4.9.5 Young's Double-Slit Experiment
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4.9.6 Determining the Wavelength of Light
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4.9.7 Stationary Waves
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4.9.8 Stationary vs Progressive Waves
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4.9.9 Nodes and Antinodes
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CH23 Nuclear and Particle Physics — Questions
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1.3.1 Using Appropriate Instruments and Techniques – Check yourself
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A micrometer reads 0.04 mm when closed. A wire gives a reading of 0.71 mm. What is the diameter?
0.75 mm
0.67 mm
0.71 mm
0.04 mm
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Which change reduces random error?
Subtracting the zero error
Using a different instrument with a faulty scale
Taking repeat readings and averaging
Viewing the scale from one side
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A reading is 25.0 cm with an absolute uncertainty of 0.5 cm. What is the percentage uncertainty?
0.5%
5.0%
2.0%
12.5%
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Why is the thickness of one sheet of paper found from a stack of many sheets?
It reduces the absolute uncertainty in the thickness of one sheet
It removes the zero error
It makes the ruler more accurate
It increases the range of the instrument
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Readings of a length are 12.1, 12.2, 12.1 and 12.2 cm but the true length is 13.0 cm. The measurements are:
Accurate and precise
Accurate but not precise
Neither accurate nor precise
Precise but not accurate
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A graph of y against x should pass through the origin but has a positive y-intercept. The most likely cause is:
Random error in each reading
A systematic zero error
Using too many readings
A large range of x
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Passing grade:
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1.
A micrometer reads 0.04 mm when closed. A wire gives a reading of 0.71 mm. What is the diameter?
0.75 mm
0.67 mm
0.71 mm
0.04 mm
2.
Which change reduces random error?
Subtracting the zero error
Using a different instrument with a faulty scale
Taking repeat readings and averaging
Viewing the scale from one side
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A reading is 25.0 cm with an absolute uncertainty of 0.5 cm. What is the percentage uncertainty?
0.5%
5.0%
2.0%
12.5%
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Why is the thickness of one sheet of paper found from a stack of many sheets?
It reduces the absolute uncertainty in the thickness of one sheet
It removes the zero error
It makes the ruler more accurate
It increases the range of the instrument
5.
Readings of a length are 12.1, 12.2, 12.1 and 12.2 cm but the true length is 13.0 cm. The measurements are:
Accurate and precise
Accurate but not precise
Neither accurate nor precise
Precise but not accurate
6.
A graph of y against x should pass through the origin but has a positive y-intercept. The most likely cause is:
Random error in each reading
A systematic zero error
Using too many readings
A large range of x
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