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Does anyone have any revision on unit 2 physics at work thanks in advance

Original post by AkaAlex

Does anyone have any revision on unit 2 physics at work thanks in advance

Hello Alex ,

I have created unit 2 and 1 videos for each topic and have gone through unit 2 papers on youtube

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Cheers

Wi lll

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Anyone doing OCR A? G482 is hell in my opinion, waves are hideous! 😴

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Anyone doing OCR A? G482 is hell in my opinion, waves are hideous!

I did OCR A. Just try to remember the formulae and try to understand why all of the different standing waves form in tubes.

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Original post by alow

I did OCR A. Just try to remember the formulae and try to understand why all of the different standing waves form in tubes.

Do you know of any revision resources for ocr physics?

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Original post by alow

I did OCR A. Just try to remember the formulae and try to understand why all of the different standing waves form in tubes.

What is 150 UMS on g482?

Is it generally around 85?

Original post by LucentDoughnut98

Do you know of any revision resources for ocr physics?

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The books are pretty good.

Original post by EmmaBxoxo

What is 150 UMS on g482?

Is it generally around 85?

Check the OCR website, it should have to 90% boundaries on there somewhere.

Most likely taking OCR Physics at A level.

What proportion of it is calculations?
What proportion of it is coursework?

Thank you :tongue:

:tongue:

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Original post by Lauren-x-

Most likely taking OCR Physics at A level.

What proportion of it is calculations?
What proportion of it is coursework?

Thank you :tongue:

:tongue:

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I believe that the coursework is 20% of your As grade. The course is pretty calculation heavy, especially the mechanics side. Never gets more complex than simple trigonometry though.

Original post by Pensive_Puffin

I believe that the coursework is 20% of your As grade. The course is pretty calculation heavy, especially the mechanics side. Never gets more complex than simple trigonometry though.

Thank you!

I can help,

What are you struggling with ?

I do AQA but I had a look and the waves bit is so similar

Stationary waves etc?

Or is it more the uses ?

Cheers

Will

Original post by LucentDoughnut98

Do you know of any revision resources for ocr physics?

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My website (cowenphysics.com) and Youtube channel have revision videos for all A Level specs, especially OCR as that is the spec that I teach.

Original post by Lauren-x-

Most likely taking OCR Physics at A level.

What proportion of it is calculations?
What proportion of it is coursework?

Thank you :tongue:

:tongue:

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If you're currently in Y11, there will be no coursework in your AS/A Level Physics course, as it has been abolished from next year. 100% exam, of which around 40% will be calculations.

There will also be some sort of practical endorsement certificate, but it won't count directly towards your grade.

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how can u prove power efficiency can be equal to voltage/emf? was on a past paper im doing?

Hi all anyone doing edexcel as physics can they send me revision materials not in a good position

thank you in advance :smile:

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Original post by mrcowentweets

If you're currently in Y11, there will be no coursework in your AS/A Level Physics course, as it has been abolished from next year. 100% exam, of which around 40% will be calculations.

There will also be some sort of practical endorsement certificate, but it won't count directly towards your grade.

Oh dear, was hoping for some coursework/controlled assessments! Quite happy that 40% is calculations, definitely my strong point.

Thank you :smile:

:smile:

Does anyone know the password to the 'PhysicsNet.co.uk' website??

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Does anyone know the password to the 'PhysicsNet.co.uk' website??

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