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Thermal 2

How do you measure the specific heat capacity of a gas?

Topics: Rearranging equations, Substitution, Thermal physics, Temperature, Heat

Skills: Analytical Skills, Rearranging equations

Levels: All, Medium

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Projectiles 2

How long does it take for the stone to hit the sea?

Topics: Rearranging equations, Kinematics, projectile motion, Vectors

Skills: Analytical Skills, Rearranging equations

Levels: All, Medium

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Olympiad 3

At what point does a small ball rolling off a big one leave it's surface.

Topics: Rearranging equations, Forces, Examples of forces, Work and energy, Conservation of energy, Trigonometry, Centripetal force

Skills: Analytical Skills, Rearranging equations

Levels: All, Hard

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suvat2

How much will a skateboard slow down?

Topics: Rearranging equations, Kinematics, Linear acceleration, suvat, Vectors

Skills: Analytical Skills, Rearranging equations

Levels: All, Easy

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    2 February 2023

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      Making a full wave rectifier can be difficult but it's simpler if you build it in two stages. Here LEDs are used to bring the circuit to life. First a line of 3 LEDs are connected in the same direction so they all come on when the current...

    1 January 2023

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    There have been a lot of this sort of video on the Internet this week and they high light something that is often a source of misconception. you will have learnt that friction opposes motion so when you draw friction acting on a car it seems...

    31 December 2022

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