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physics equations 9-1 gcse

ive had a look on the aqa spec for physics 9-1 gcse, but it doesn't really mention suvat equations. im confused if im supposed to memorise them because they are a bit difficult but then again they're not on the spec either? (unless i didnt check thoroughly)
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You have to memorise acceleration = change in velocity / time
but the equation (final velocity)2 - (initial velocity)2 = 2 x acceleration x distance is given on the equation sheet so you don't have to learn it
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Original post by jaz2906
You have to memorise acceleration = change in velocity / time
but the equation (final velocity)2 - (initial velocity)2 = 2 x acceleration x distance is given on the equation sheet so you don't have to learn it


thanks dude
Aren't they taking away the equations sheet?
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well kinda, most of them are not given but the really hard ones are. may also differ depending on spec, thats for aqa
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Aren't they taking away the equations sheet?


Yes, we are not given the majority of the equations, however a few harder (and some completely irrelevant) equations will be provided... or at least for my exam board :smile:

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