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  1. Russellonfire's Avatar
    1 24-05-2012  20:02
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    AS OCR Physics A general discussion
    Didn't see one up, so thought I'd make it.

    Anyway have any useful revision stuff for the night before?

    (Open @3:10 25th May)

    How did you find it? I thought question * was a b****. ( )
  2. Jullith's Avatar
    2 24-05-2012  21:28
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    Re: AS OCR Physics A general discussion
    I'm really worried about tomorrow. D':

    Here are some notes I did on the electricity section, if anyone is interested:
    G482_Revision_Notes.pdf
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