# Aqa a level physics students!!

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#1
The specification states the formula E=IVt
Its not included in the formula sheet??
Is it a mistake are do we need to memorise it?
Are there other formulas ur expected to just know?
Thanks guys 🙏🏻
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2 years ago
#2
You need to learn it I think but just think of the channel itv that’s how I remember it aha. I don’t think there’s any others to remember for electricity. But there’s quite a lot of formula you need to remember that haven’t been included on the formula sheet for the other topics but I’m sure you’ll teacher will let you know which ones they are
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#3
(Original post by Hollster_Hol)
You need to learn it I think but just think of the channel itv that’s how I remember it aha. I don’t think there’s any others to remember for electricity. But there’s quite a lot of formula you need to remember that haven’t been included on the formula sheet for the other topics but I’m sure you’ll teacher will let you know which ones they are
Ok, thanks for the itv tip lol defo remember it now
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2 years ago
#4
If it helps you to learn it, you can, but there are quite a few formulae like that which you can derive from the ones on the formula sheet.
In you example, Power = IV (on the formula sheet), and so is Energy = Power * time (though it is in the mechanics section). Hence E = IVt
There are a few other examples like Energy in a spring = 1/2FL, but as Hooke's Law is F=kL, E =1/2kL^2 as well.
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