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What Equations Are Not Given To You In the OCR G481 Physics (Mechanics) Exam

What Equations Are Not Given To You In the OCR G481 Physics (Mechanics) Exam?

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Original post by ibra456
What Equations Are Not Given To You In the OCR G481 Physics (Mechanics) Exam?

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This should help
http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/77735-data-formulae-and-relationships-booklet-units-g481-to-g486.pdf
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Hi I know its been a while but did you figure what equations arent given.
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Hi I know its been a while but did you figure what equations arent given.


Read post #2 in the thread.

If the link doesn't work, Google 'OCR physics A formula book'

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Hey, does anyone have the May 2013 G481 and G482 past papers and mark schemes for the OCR A Physics syllabus?
Has anyone got a list of the equations you need to learn that arent give to you in the formlua booklet?
Force x distance = work done
Force x velocity = power
Power out/Power in x 100 = efficiency
Distance/time = speed
Change in displacement/time taken = velocity
Thinking distance + breaking distance = stopping distance

That's pretty much it.
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Has anyone got the June 15 paper? I haven't even looked at it yet since I did it last year haha (resisting)
Original post by Hopstano
Has anyone got the June 15 paper? I haven't even looked at it yet since I did it last year haha (resisting)


It's crazy how much easier it looks now that we've done A2
Original post by EpicNameBro
It's crazy how much easier it looks now that we've done A2


Thanks, haha, I'm gone have a quick peek through it now
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Hello, I'm very late to this party but hopefully this should help anyone searching for the same answers who finds this thread.
(Hopefully they're all correct)
-Number density, n = (number of electrons) / (volume)
-Number of molecules = number of moles x NA [Avogadro's: 6.02x10^-23]
-Mass of sample = number of moles x molar mass
-Velocity= (2πr) / T
-Chandrasekhar's limit applied to stars less that 1.44 x (mass of the sun)
- nλ=dsinθ
-Wien's constant = 2.9x10^-3 mKelvin
-1 arc second = (1/3600) degrees
-1 parsec = 3.26 light years
-Hubble's constant = 2.2x10^-18
These are all that I've found for modules 1-3, bearing in mind this is the new spec, as of 2017.
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Original post by LissyAJ
Hello, I'm very late to this party but hopefully this should help anyone searching for the same answers who finds this thread.
(Hopefully they're all correct)
-Number density, n = (number of electrons) / (volume)
-Number of molecules = number of moles x NA [Avogadro's: 6.02x10^-23]
-Mass of sample = number of moles x molar mass
-Velocity= (2πr) / T
-Chandrasekhar's limit applied to stars less that 1.44 x (mass of the sun)
- nλ=dsinθ
-Wien's constant = 2.9x10^-3 mKelvin
-1 arc second = (1/3600) degrees
-1 parsec = 3.26 light years
-Hubble's constant = 2.2x10^-18
These are all that I've found for modules 1-3, bearing in mind this is the new spec, as of 2017.

Thanks for the help!

Have you found any other equations not in the OCR Physics A formula booklet?

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