Oxford University Mathematician TORTURES Physicist with MAT Entrance Exam ZPhysics 2024-08-08 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring Join my Free Mailing List: zphysicslessons.net/aboutTom's Channel: youtube.com/@TomRocksMaths 2019 Maths Paper: maths.ox.ac.uk/system/files/attachments/test19.pdfSolutions: maths.ox.ac.uk/system/files/attachments/websolutions19.pdf Join Tom Rocks Maths Oxford University Mathematician and myself attempt the MAT Entrance Exam for Mathematics at the University of Oxford. This exam is great help for students preparing for mathematics exams such as the MAT, PAT, ESAT, STEP. It can also be fun for Physics and Maths Olympiad Students, JEE Advanced Students and the questions can be used as an extension and challenge for A Level Maths and Physics students.Please note that these are not official solutions, I have attached the mark scheme from Oxford, check it out.
How Id Prepare for the PAT and ESAT - Mathematics ZPhysics 2024-10-10 | Join My Last Minute Pat and ESAT sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring Here are some problem solution on the Mathematics portion of the PAT entrance exam for Oxford and the ESAT for Cambridge, Imperial and OthersPlease note these are not official solutions and very often you may find more efficient methods or mistakes, I am not affiliated with either university.I hope this video is helpful:00:00 PAT - derivatives01:40 PAT - integration05:36 PAT - sequences08:53 PAT - exponential equations11:07 PAT - derivatives12:05 PAT - trigonometry13:03 PAT - even and odd functions16:32 ESAT - scale factors19:38 ESAT - integration for even functions trick22:10 ESAT - rearranging24:55 ESAT - geometry27:25 ESAT - rationalising roots29:34 ESAT - discriminants
You NEED to Solve These For A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-10-06 | Join My Physics Session: zphysicslessons.net/live-session-multi-step-calculation-in-a-level-physicsHere is a problem on multi step calculations which is a crucial part of solving problems in A Level Physics. This is of course applicable to all exam boards including AQA A level Physics, OCR A and B, Edexcel, CIE and similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics etc.A similar problem has appeared in AQA however even trickier as it used Young's modulus. The problem uses the principle of moments and springs and materials. I hope it is useful to practice multi step calculations.I hope this is useful as an A level Physics problem and solution.
Biggest A Level Physics Mistakes in 11 Minutes ZPhysics 2024-09-15 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringThe Whole of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dRMy Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksGet Paper 3 confident: youtube.com/@zhelyo_physics/membershipJoin my Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutHere are the most common A Level Physics Mistakes. They are applicable for all exam boards including AQA Physics, OCR A Level Physics A and B, Edexcel, CIE, Edexcel International, Oxford AQA and others.Chapters:00:00 Multi-step calculations01:01 Practical Questions01:50 Disorganised Calculations - Important!02:35 Not reading the question03:00 Answering everything the question asked for03:12 Definitions03:32 Independent Work04:14 Not asking for help04:43 Do not write this 05:08 Carrying through gaps in knowledge05:37 Logarithms05:59 Surprising Gradient Mistakes06:26 Describe and Explain Questions07:00 Precise Scientific Language07:11 Keep Interest in Physics07:44 Formula Booklet08:02 Multiple Choice Fix08:38 Command Words09:36 Calculation and Algebra Mistakes09:51 Do this after each calculation10:04 Rounding Mistakes10:15 Physics in unfamiliar situations10:48 Timing Past PapersThey involve exam and revision techniques and follow exam technique on how to learn physics and get better at physics exams. I hope these are helpful.
LAST Question from Oxford Physics Entry Exam ZPhysics 2024-08-26 | Join my PAT tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringJoin my free mailing list: zphysicslessons.net/about ( I e-mail problems and physics tips regularly)PAT Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPDvik2yQTKYOLe7tCSGkOpB Here is a question from Oxford University's Physics Admissions Test, the PAT. This is the last question from 2017.Please access the original paper here:physics.ox.ac.uk/system/files/file_attachments/pat-2017.pdfImportant to note that there are no official solutions, I am not affiliated with the university and this is simply my approach to the problem and almost certainly there are other approaches and forms of the solutions. Here is a great problem on refractive index and in a way, reverse critical angle and total internal reflection which was fantastic to solve. It involves dropping a ring along a boundary with two separate substances with different refractive index.I hope this is useful and let me know if you come across alternative forms of the solution!
How Id Prepare for the ESAT - Physics ZPhysics 2024-07-31 | Check Out my 2 Day Preparation Course: zphysicslessons.net/esat-preparation-2-day-courseGet Free Physics Tips: zphysicslessons.net/aboutESAT Specification: uat-wp.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/19142858/ESAT_Content_Specification_July2024.pdf PMT Papers: physicsandmathstutor.com/admissions/engaaSolutions: engineeringadmissionsassessment.com/solutions.html Here are some tips on how to prepare for the ESAT for admissions to Cambridge university in 2024. It is also used for admissions to Imperial College. Please note that in this video I have solved multiple questions from the previous exam ENGAA and these are not official solutions and I am not affiliated with Cambridge University.You can access all papers here:undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/publications/engineering-admissions-assessment-papersThere are very likely to be more efficient and different ways of solving a problem, please get in touch if you spot one.Chapters:00:00 The syllabus and Resources01:52 Force Problem - Tricky05:17 SUVAT 06:50 Resistors Hard Problem12:03 Power and Efficiency Graph15:47 Energy as an Integral - Electricity18:06 Work Done as Integral - Materials21:56 Work Done under a constant force23:34 Speed of a particle under a wave25:54 Path Difference and Phase Difference29:49 Longitudinal Wave Displacement Time Graph34:13 Longitudinal Wave Problem36:37 Stationary Waves in Pipes38:11 Thermal Conductivity40:36 Specific Heat Capacity43:11 Pressure and pV=nRT, ideal gas law47:12 Transformers - voltage and current
How Id Prepare for Oxford Physics - The PAT ZPhysics 2024-07-07 | Join My PAT Preparation classes: zphysicslessons.net/oxford-pat-all-3-sessionsMy Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutHere is a video containing a huge amount of information in preparation for the PAT entrance exam for Oxford University for all physics courses and engineering. Here are crucial links to help you prepare:PAT Syllabus and Past Papers: physics.ox.ac.uk/study/undergraduates/how-apply/physics-aptitude-test-pat/pat-syllabus More unofficial solutions: oxfordpat.wordpress.comphysicsandmathstutor.com/admissions/patPlease note that the solutions in this video are not official and are merely designed to help students prepare. There are likely more efficient methods and please let me know if you spot something.These questions are also useful as extension questions for A Level Physics and potentially also useful for preparation for Physics Olympiads, JEE and JEE Advanced Prep, Cambridge Entrance Exams (ESAT, ENGAA, NSAA etc). Chapters:00:00 The Syllabus00:23 Useful Websites00:41 Preparation Tips02:25 Dimensional Analysis06:07 Travelling Wave Equation09:52 Electricity and Work Done11:38 Adding Capacitors15:08 Resistors and Brightness20:39 Hard Electric Circuit31:55 Kirchoff's 2nd Law Trick38:28 Circular Motion Equations40:23 Circular Motion Question - Integration51:46 Gravitational Force and Acceleration52:22 g as a function of density and radius56:51 g height dependence Moon vs Earth58:37 g as a function of distance01:01:18 Gravitational Force in orbit01:05:15 Double Star Orbit01:06:13 Triple Star - Tricky Gravity/Circular Motion01:15:08 Total Energy of a Satellite01:24:56 Coloumb's Law Tricky Problem01:40:18 Bohr Model of the Atom and Circular Motion01:50:13 Calculating Energy Levels
LAST Minute Paper 3 A Level Physics Tips ZPhysics 2024-06-16 | Get Paper 3 confident: youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinzphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksHere are some techniques for problem solving techniques in Physics Exams for A Level Physics and similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics and similar. This is advice on how to solve problems and improve and applicable for all exam boards such as AQA A Level Physics, OCR A Level Physics A and B, Edexcel, CIE, Edexcel International and many others. It can be useful for all papers in A Level Physics including Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 3.I hope this advice is useful.
The Physics of Cooking For A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-06-16 | Get Paper 3 ready:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinAll of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=fFn6A-f9x3Vz_3Gw Here is a question for A Level Physics that can be very useful for Paper 3 - a 6 marker practical experimental question on the physics of ovens and thermal physics.Please note that this is not an official solution and you can find the question here:ocr.org.uk/Images/667297-question-paper-unified-physics.pdfAnd the mark scheme: ocr.org.uk/Images/667302-mark-scheme-unified-physics.pdfThermal Physics has appeared in all exam boards and can be applied to AQA Physics, OCR A and OCR B, Edexcel, Eduqas WJEC, CIE etc.
Important Equation for Practicals in A Level Physics Paper 3 ZPhysics 2024-06-16 | Get Paper 3 ready:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinAll of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=fFn6A-f9x3Vz_3Gw Here is a question for A Level Physics that can be very useful for Paper 3 - a 6 marker practical experimental question often use exponential equations and then apply the laws of logarithms.This type of analysis appears in all exam boards but including AQA Physics, OCR A and OCR B, Edexcel, Eduqas WJEC, CIE etc.
What Id focus on for A Level Physics Paper 3 ZPhysics 2024-06-09 | My Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMore Practical Help:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinAQA Paper 3 Options: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPB7h0saqGd1tJvDw6_r5BHb&si=2xGJf2fPZullQGoC My Uncertainty Workbook: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksAll of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=fFn6A-f9x3Vz_3Gw Here are some tips on how to prepare for Paper 3 in A Level Physics. This is applicable to all exam boards including AQA Physics, OCR A and OCR B, Edexcel, Eduqas WJEC, CIE etc.It involves looking at how to solve, practical skills, uncertainties, line of worst fit and many other tips to help how to prepare for A Level Physics.
How Id Answer Show A Level Physics Questions ZPhysics 2024-06-05 | My Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringGet Paper 3 ready:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinAll of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=fFn6A-f9x3Vz_3Gw Here is a question for A Level Physics that can be very useful for Paper 2 and that is - show questions.To demonstrate A Level Physics question problem solving we look at the case of showing that the density of a nucleus is independent of its radius. We do this with the formula for the nuclear radius and highlight how to answer problems such as these.This type of problem has appeared in all exam boards and can be applied to AQA Physics, OCR A and OCR B, Edexcel, Eduqas WJEC, CIE etc.It uses Colombo's Law in Electric Fields.
LAST Minute Multiple Choice for A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-06-05 | My Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring Get more experiments practice:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinPlease note that these are all not official solutions and it's important to have your own copy of each paper.Due to copyright restrictions I cannot show you the AQA paper, and please note that these are not official solutions and I am not affiliated with any of the exam boards.These are my own solutions and there may be mistakes.Papers:OCR: ocr.org.uk/Images/171728-unit-h556-02-exploring-physics-sample-assessment-materials.pdfAQA: filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/physics/AQA-74082-SQP.PDFEdexcel: qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A%20Level/Physics/2015/Specification%20and%20sample%20assessments/A-level-Physics-2015-SAMs.pdf (go to page 60 for paper 2) This video covers multiple choice questions from OCR A Level Physics, AQA and Edexcel A Level Physics. Chapters:00:00 OCR Q1 Percentage Uncertainty01:47 OCR Q2 Conductors02:35 OCR Q3 Internal Resistance03:21 OCR Q4 Photons04:11 OCR Q5 Electron Diffraction05:12 OCR Q6 Number of Photon and Power06:51 OCR Q7 Internal Resistance Charging08:05 OCR Q8 Electric Potential11:16 OCR Q9 Induced EMF12:24 OCR Q10 Binding Energy Graph13:22 OCR Q11 X-Rays14:45 OCR Q12 Nuclear Fission16:41 OCR Q13 X Ray wavelength18:40 OCR Q14 Beta Decay and Particle Physics19:44 OCR Q15 F=BIL20:54 AQA Q7 Units23:37 AQA Q8 Gravitational Acceleration24:47 AQA Q9 Gravitational Potential27:45 AQA Q10 Newton's Law of Gravitational Attraction28:20 AQA Q11 Field Lines and Electrical Potential Energy31:09 AQA Q12 Electric Field Acceleration31:45 AQA Q13 Alpha Particle Deflection32:46 AQA Q14 Electric Potential35:04 AQA Q15 Coloumb's Law37:02 AQA Q16 Capacitors37:29 AQA Q17 Capacitor Discharge and Time Constant39:16 AQA Q18 Magnetic Field and F=BIL40:28 AQA Q19 Charge Particle in a Magnetic Field Radius41:31 AQA Q20 Induced EMF in a moving wire44:44 AQA Q21 Frequency in Simple Harmonic Motion45:01 AQA Q22 Induced EMF from Graph of Magnetic Flux45:52 AQA Q23 Specific Heat Capacity46:03 AQA Q24 Ratio of Specific Heat Capacity/Specific Latent Heat49:54 AQA Q26 Boyle's Law51:38 AQA Q27 Alpha and Beta Decay52:20 AQA Q28 Decay Constant 53:00 AQA Q29 Radius of Nucleus, Ratio53:40 AQA Q30 Half Life54:19 AQA Q31 Binding Energy from a graph56:19 Edexcel Q1 - Diverging Lens56:52 Edexcel Q2 - sound refracting57:12 Edexcel Q3 - standard candles57:37 Edexcel Q4 - simple harmonic motion graph58:28 Edexcel Q5 - stress and strain59:06 Edexcel Q6 - Hertzsprung Russel Diagram59:49 Edexcel Q7 - Orbital Motion and Work Done01:00:25 Edexcel Q8 - Drag01:00:58 Edexcel Q9 - Magnification01:02:05 Edexcel Q10 - Gravity Law Graph
Do you understand this A Level Physics problem? ZPhysics 2024-06-05 | Join My Last Minute Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringGet More videos on Practicals:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinHere is a video on the topic of what happens to the electrical potential energy. The electric potential/energy is a tricky concept in A Level Physics which is a very common mistake.This video is applicable to all exam boards including AQA A Level Physics, OCR A Level Physics, Eduqas, CIE and similar courses such as AP Physics and IB Physics.This is an excellent physics revision topic and I hope this is useful.
You NEED to focus on this for calculations in A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-06-02 | My Electric Fields Workbook: zphysicslessons.net/electric-fields-workbookMy Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringGet Paper 3 ready:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinAll of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=fFn6A-f9x3Vz_3Gw Here is a question on A Level Physics that has to be solved by resolving forces to vectors. It is a common mistake in A Level Physics and hopefully helps people on how to solve vector problems.This type of problem has appeared in all exam boards and can be applied to AQA Physics, OCR A and OCR B, Edexcel, Eduqas WJEC, CIE etc.It uses Colombo's Law in Electric Fields.
How Id Avoid Mistakes in A Level Physics Exams ZPhysics 2024-05-23 | LAST Minute Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringGet Paper 3 confident: youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinzphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksHere are some techniques for problem solving techniques in Physics Exams for A Level Physics and similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics and similar. This is advice on how to solve problems and improve and applicable for all exam boards such as AQA A Level Physics, OCR A Level Physics A and B, Edexcel, CIE, Edexcel International and many others. It can be useful for all papers in A Level Physics including Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 3.I hope this advice is useful.
LAST Minute Multiple Choice Practice A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-05-23 | Last Minute Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinHere are my solutions to the sample assessment paper from OCR A Level Physics. Please note that these are not official solutions and I may have made a mistake at some point. You can find the original paper here at the OCR's website: ocr.org.uk/Images/171727-unit-h556-01-modelling-physics-sample-assessment-materials.pdfThese questions are applicable to all exam boards including OCR A, AQA, Edexcel and international qualification such as CIE, Edexcel International etc.Chapters:00:00 Question 100:46 Question 202:32 Question 305:02 Question 406:33 Question 507:48 Question 610:32 Question 712:46 Question 813:37 Question 914:03 Question 1015:08 Question 1115:38 Question 1216:16 Question 1317:35 Question 1420:14 Question 15
IMPORTANT Question For A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-05-23 | LAST Minute Sessions: https://zphysicslessons.net/physics-t...Get Paper 3 confident: youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinMy Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about Here are some techniques for problem solving techniques in Physics Exams for A Level Physics and similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics and similar. This is advice for describe and explain question and the advice is to follow the physics and visualise it. I have used a variation of this OCR exam question here: ocr.org.uk/Images/493507-question-paper-unit-g481-01-mechanics.pdf. (question 4b is similar to the one discussed) Please note this is not an official solution.This is advice on how to solve problems and improve and applicable for all exam boards such as AQA A Level Physics, OCR A Level Physics A and B, Edexcel, CIE, Edexcel International and many others. It can be useful for all papers in A Level Physics including Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 3.I hope this advice is useful.
How Id Answer Wordy Questions in A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-05-22 | LAST Minute A Level Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksGet confident with practical questions:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutDescribe and explain questions are part of A Level Physics and this video I give several problem solving tips on this precise questions. The following questions are applicable for all exam boards including AQA A level Physics, OCR A and OCR B A level Physics, Edexcel A Level Physics, Eduqas etc. They are also applicable to 6 mark questions.I hope these are useful and will help you with exam technique and how to solve questions.
VERY Common Mistake in Physics Exams ZPhysics 2024-05-14 | My Last Minute A Level Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringGet confident in experiment questions:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutHere is a tricky concept for revision in A Level Physics - longitudinal waves. Compressions and rarefactions on a displacement-distance graph can be tricky to identify. This video teaches you how to find them in a displacement - distance graph.The direction of motion of a wave allows you to find compressions and rarefactions.This video is suitable for AQA Physics, OCR Physics A and B, Edexcel, CIE and similar courses such as AP Physics and IB Physics and also for AS Physics for all exam boards. Very useful for all 3 papers including Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 3.
You NEED to Know These for A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-05-12 | My LAST Minute A level Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringzphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksGet Paper 3 Confident: youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinPhet Animation: https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/projectile-motionHere are some tips and tricks for A level Physics for all exam boards including AQA A level Physics, CIE Cambridge 9702 syllabus, OCR Physics A, OCR Physics B, Edexcel A Level Physics and for similar courses such as IB Physics, AP Physics etc.Please note that is not a whole course recap and I have not managed to put all my tips into a single video.Chapters:00:00 Describe and Explain Motion00:56 Projectile Motion Describe and Explain01:41 Maximum Height of a projetile02:27 Archimedes Principle03:47 Velocity at impact04:07 Springs in series and parallel04:43 Area under force extension and stress strain graphs05:38 Stress and Strain Graphs07:14 Impulse and Force - Time Graphs08:20 Elastic Collision and change of momentum09:30 Potential Difference Equation09:51 EMF and Potential Difference Definitions10:32 Potential Dividers Describe and Explain12:22 Internal Resistance Tips14:30 Superposition Definition15:37 Critical Angle Derivation special case17:17 Photoelectric Effect19:10 De Broglie Wavelength19:58 Thermal - number of particles20:20 Assumptions of the Kinetic Theory model20:31 Internal Energy Definition20:58 Absolute Zero Definition21:29 Motion in a circle22:08 Conditions for Simple Harmonic Motion22:37 SHM Displacements Equations23:17 Natural Frequency and Resonance24:22 Gravitational Field Strength Definition24:34 Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation Statement24:59 Total Energy of a satellite, escape velocity26:09 Wien's Law and proportionality27:45 Capacitors and voltage28:13 Capacitors in series and parallel28:26 Time Constant for Capacitors29:40 Discharge Equation Half Life30:34 Defining Units- the Farad vs quantities - Capacitance31:06 Charging of Capacitors32:19 Binding Energy Definition32:32 Binding Energy per Nucleon Curve33:05 Radioactivity - spontaneous and random33:37 Equations of Radioactivity34:06 Decay constant definitions34:23 Half Life Derivation34:52 Half Life from Graphs
How Id Revise A Level Physics In a Few Weeks ZPhysics 2024-05-05 | LAST MINUTE Revision Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring My Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks Whole of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=vktiTrKtgzgxdQ64 My Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about Here are some revision techniques for A Level Physics that are also applicable to all exam boards including OCR A Level Physics, CIE Cambridge 9702, AQA A Level Physics, Edexcel Physics and similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics etc.With look at exam technique and how to learn physics by applying the specification, then problem solving techniques and how to analyse our results. I hope this is useful!
These ALWAYS score marks in A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-04-28 | My Electromagnetism Workbook: zphysicslessons.net/electromagnetism-workbookLast minute Zoom sessions before exams: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring Get Paper 3 confident:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutstationary wave animation: https://www.walter-fendt.de/html5/phen/standingwavereflection_en.htm Here are some tips on A Level Physics that always score marks. These are true for every exam board including AQA A Level Physics, OCR A Level Physics A and B, CIE Physics 9702 syllabus, Edexcel, edexcel international A level etc.Also they are applicable to similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics and similar.Some of the tips cover electromagnetism in A Level Physics, Moments and Circular Motion.I hope this video is useful!
MANY Students Get This Physics Question Wrong ZPhysics 2024-04-24 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksGet Paper 3 Confident:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinHere is an A Level physics style question on Kirchhoff's 2nd law in which we find the potential difference, voltage, between two parallel branches. In this question we apply a voltmeter as a bridge between the branches and use the laws of circuits to find the reading of the volt meter.Similar questions appear often in AQA A Level Physics, but also applicable to all exam boards including OCR, CIE, Edexcel and similar courses such as IB, AP Physics and many others.I hope this question is useful!
You MUST Understand This A Level Physics Question ZPhysics 2024-04-14 | Last Minute Sessions for each Paper: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring My Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksGet Paper 3 confident: youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join My Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about Here is a an extremely common mistake in A Level Physics. The mistake is on the application of internal resistance to a circuit with an LDR and is a portion of the circuits component in A Level Physics. This is applicable to AQA A Level Physics, OCR A and B , Edexcel, CIE, IB and many similar courses such as AP Physics.In this circuit, the current increases and the p.d. decreases which presented "big gaps" in knowledge according to some examiners reports.
How Id Prepare for a Physics Olympiad - Dynamics (1) ZPhysics 2024-04-11 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringLearn Olympiad Physics Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPCKus_q7vWTaRClR2hi6XFe This video takes you through the basics of dynamics and Newton's Laws and applies to problems from the International Physics Olympiad. It is also suitable for preparation for the basics for competitions such as the IPhO, the Asian Physics Olympiad, National Physics Olympiad, JEE Main and Advanced and Similar. It often looks at concepts which are mostly taught in university in preparation for Physics Olympiads. I hope it is useful.Problem Credit: International Physics Olympiad in Indonesia 2002You can find it here: s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/physprob.com/files/ipho/2002_Indonesia_p3.pdfSolution: s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/physprob.com/files/ipho/2002_Indonesia_p3Sol.pdfChapters:00:00 Newton's Laws of Translational Motion01:48 Impulse03:27 Center of Mass05:47 Center of Mass on a Uniform Rod09:07 Statics - Balancing Forces, Torques09:58 Normal Forces12:27 IPhO Problem - Balancing Forces, Force Diagram21:43 Hooke's Law, Stress, Strain, Young's Modulus22:47 Rotational Dynamics - Newton's Laws24:40 Moment of Inertia28:17 Moment of Inertia of a Uniform Rod about its edge31:20 Moment of Inertia of a Uniform Ring about its centre32:49 Moment of Inertia of a Disc (Cylinder) about its centre36:19 Moment of Inertia IPhO Problem40:14 Rotational Dynamics IPhOTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
You NEED to Practice This in A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-04-01 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringGet confident in Practical Skills Questions: youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinMy Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksHere is a variation of a very typical motion and forces question in A Level Physics. It looks at the power output to go up/down an inclined slope and then to estimate one of the distances.Variations of this question keep appearing in many exam boards including AQA A Level Physics, OCR Physics A and B, Edexcel A Level Physics, CIE etc. and similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics etc.I hope this problem is useful! Please note some of the values may not be accurate as I thought of them "on the spot" while doing the problem to illustrate the concept and that I am assuming that the car acts as a single material point and I am not considering the effect of torques and moments.
You NEED to Understand This Topic for A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-03-24 | Get My Electric Fields Workbook: zphysicslessons.net/electric-fields-workbookMy Physics Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringJoin My Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutHere is an A Level Physics Question on electric fields. Please note that this is not an official question, however it similar to many past paper questions in the past.This question is applicable to all exam boards inlcuding AQA, OCR A, Edexcel, CIE Cambridge International and similar courses such as IB Physics and AP Physics.We explore the movement of charged particles in a uniform electric field to calculate the acceleration and the trajectory between the plates.
FUN Oxford PAT Physics Problem - Snells Window ZPhysics 2024-03-19 | Join my Oxford PAT April Session: zphysicslessons.net/oxford-pat-april-sessionMy Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring Here is a question from the 2023 PAT Oxford Entrance exam on refractive index. This is a very fun question on a phenomenon known as Snell's Window that uses the concept of refractive index, the critical angle and total internal reflection to derive a concept.Please note that this is not an official solution, all credit to the question goes to Oxford and the solution may be wrong. Let me know if you spot something! You can access the original paper here: physics.ox.ac.uk/system/files/file_attachments/PAT-2023.pdfTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
Over 50% in A Level Physics Got This WRONG ZPhysics 2024-03-17 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.netMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutAll of A Level Physics Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=e4y7V0LRYLoD7fjR There is a concept in Physics that has appeared several times in A Level Physics exams (e.g. paper 2 in AQA A Level Physics but also similar questions can appear in OCR, Edexcel, CIE in any other A Level Physics Course). The concept of electric field strength and electric potential energy and how it varies in parallel plates. I hope this video is useful and gains you some extra marks and understanding.
Ultimate Multiple Choice A Level Physics Workout ZPhysics 2024-03-10 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringFree Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about Get More Practical Skills Practice: youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinIn this video we will do lots of multiple choice A Level Physics Practice. Please note that I have seen and solved most of these questions at various parts of my teaching in the past, however I did not do any specific practice before I started filming other than opening up the papers.Please note that these are not official solutions and I am not affiliated with the exam board OCR.These fantastic questions are from OCR Physics A and please access their original paper here:Question 1 to 20: ocr.org.uk/Images/677416-question-paper-breadth-in-physics.pdf (OCR Breadth in Physics 2022)Questions 1 to 15: ocr.org.uk/Images/676906-question-paper-modelling-physics.pdf (OCR Modelling Physics 2022)Chapters:00:00 EM Spectrum01:20 Kirchoff's Laws02:06 Refractive Index03:22 Young's Double Slit05:37 Power, kinetic energy07:19 Phase Difference09:56 Resistors in Parallel11:17 Internal Resistance13:55 Moments and perpendicular distance16:52 Current and number of electrons18:16 Electric Motor and Efficiency20:06 Polarisation20:28 Young's Modulus23:19 Thermistor23:45 Moments26:29 IV Characteristics28:17 Photoelectric Effect28:39 Electron Energy, eV29:08 Waves29:55 Intensity31:00 Scalars and Vectors31:37 Absolute Uncertainty from Data32:35 Motion Graphs33:32 Net Force35:11 Moments36:13 2D Momentum39:32 Specific Heat Capacity and Graphs41:01 Assumptions of Kinetic Theory of Gases42:00 Root Mean Square Speed44:57 Simple Harmonic Motion and Energy 46:00 Units46:30 Energy Levels47:28 Diffraction Gratings and Doppler's Effect53:52 Age of the Universe and Hubble's constant55:56 Cosmological Principle
General Relativity on a School Exam?! ZPhysics 2024-03-06 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringAll of A Level Physics: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPC3hJ7nRSnnXTw3tI_o67dR&si=OfxSlhvhyeXgKYOhTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/joinIn this video we look at an amazing problem from the British Physics Olympiad Senior Physics Challenge, BPhO SPT from 2017.Please note that full credit to this amazing problem goes to the British Physics Olympiad team - what an amazing problem!Find the original paper here: bpho.org.uk/Papers/SPC/BPhO_AS_2017_QP.pdfMark Scheme: bpho.org.uk/Papers/SPC/BPhO_AS_2017_MS.pdfWe use energy conservation and some quantum physics to derive a classical approximation of the change in frequency of a photon in a gravitational field.Please note that this is not an official solution and I may have some mistakes.The Problem can also be used as a challenge problem for A Level Physics for all exam boards including OCR, AQA, Edexcel, CIE etc.
Physics Teachers VS British Physics Olympiad Senior Challenge ZPhysics 2024-03-03 | My Physics Tutoring and courses: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring Check Out A Level Physics Online: alevelphysicsonline.com Join my Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about @PhysicsOnline and ZPhysics take on the British Physics Olympiad Senior Challenge for Year 12.We have a look at some of the problems on the challenge, how to prepare and tackle the interesting physics problems on mechanics.Please note these are not official solutions and there could be mistakes or inaccuracies. Please visit the excellent website for the British Physics Olympiad to access the paper here:bpho.org.uk/Papers/SPC/BPhO_SPC_2022_QP.pdfThe mark scheme can be found here:bpho.org.uk/Papers/SPC/BPhO_SPC_2022_MS.pdfTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
90% of A Level Physics Students Got This Wrong ZPhysics 2024-02-25 | Get More Uncertainty Practice: zphysicslessons.net/ultimate-uncertainties-physics-workbook- My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about Here is a physics problem in A Level Physics in which the examiner report identified that only 10% of students could score 2/2. The problem is on magnetism in A Level Physics and is from OCR Physics A from 2021 however it can be used as a practice problem for all exam boards including AQA A Level Physics, Edexcel, Eduqas, CIE 9702 Syllabus etc.The problem involves using the right hand rule for the direction of the magnetic field around a wire and it involves a trick. The 2nd part of the problem involves calculating the uncertainty using the rules for absolute and percentage uncertainties in A Level Physics.Please note that these are not official solutions and I am not affiliated with the exam board.Please access the original paper here:ocr.org.uk/Images/667296-question-paper-exploring-physics.pdf Question 19And the Mark Scheme: ocr.org.uk/Images/667301-mark-scheme-exploring-physics.pdfTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
NOT Everyone Revises This in A Level Physics ZPhysics 2024-02-20 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about My Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks Here is an excellent revision question on A Level Physics and AS Level Physics. This is an OCR Physics A question, however the material is covered bye all exam boards including AQA Physics, Edexcel, OCR A and B, CIE 9702 Syllabus Cambridge International, Eduqas etc. This question explores the work function, the emission of electrons and the photoelectric effect and a calculation of De Broglie Wavelength. Please note that these are not official solutions and credit goes to OCR and you can access the original question here:ocr.org.uk/Images/667296-question-paper-exploring-physics.pdfMark Scheme: ocr.org.uk/Images/667301-mark-scheme-exploring-physics.pdfTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
How Id Prepare for Physics Olympiads - Kinematics ZPhysics 2024-02-18 | All My Physics Olympiad Solutions: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPCKus_q7vWTaRClR2hi6XFe&si=dA9WwhViVnFaqxDa My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring Here is how I would prepare for a Physics Olympiad, including the International Physics Olympiad, National Rounds, European Physics Olympiad (EUPhO), Asian Physics Olympiad. Parts of this guide can also be used for the preparation of entrance exams including the JEE Advanced, JEE Main. Elements of this can be used to prepare for the Oxford PAT and Cambridge ENGAA, however mainly the graphs and the displacement by differentiation and integration as rotational physics is not really on the syllabus from what I can see.Please note that if you are preparing for the Y12 Senior Physics Challenge this video is a little bit too advanced for this yet, so don't be alarmed if you find it tricky.This is also excellent preparation for university courses in Physics and Engineering. Chapters:00:00 Syllabus00:24 Displacement vectors00:56 Velocity and Acceleration as derivatives02:30 Uniform Motion03:12 Uniform Motion Graphs04:15 Equations of Motion (SUVAT)05:24 BPho Problem - Non-Uniform Motion and Derivatives10:20 Non-uniform Motion and Integration11:50 Uniform Circular Motion - angular velocity13:00 Relationship between linear and angular velocity14:14 Angular velocity in terms of T and f14:56 Angular Acceleration15:37 Graphs at constant angular velocity16:19 IPhO Problem - rotational velocity, radial and tangential coordinates21:27 Centripetal Acceleration21:53 Centripetal Acceleration Proof via similar triangles22:05 Motion on a curve23:21 Constant Angular Acceleration24:43 Non-uniform Circular Motion25:06 A tricky vector difference25:55 Relative velocity - Galilean Transformations27:40 Relative velocity in 2D29:38 IPhO Problem- Relative velocity in Rotation34:00 Rolling Without Slipping35:40 Point of contact in rolling without slipping37:06 Rolling WITH Slipping38:20 Skidding condition39:18 No mechanical work by forces while rolling without slipping40:04 Fastest Point on a Wheel40:56 Example Problem: Velocity on a point on a wheel43:20 APhO Problem - Rolling without slipping, cylindersCentripetal Acceleration Derivation video: youtu.be/i2QW9BC-EsQ?si=sFi967hiDfcchtwf Problems:British Physics Olympiad Round 1 Problem 2018 (Problem c) bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2018Nov_R1_S1.pdfSolutions: bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2018Nov_R1_Marking.pdf International Physics Olympiad Problem:s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/physprob.com/files/ipho/2003_Taiwan_p1.pdfMark Scheme Solution: s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/physprob.com/files/ipho/2003_Taiwan_p1Sol.pdf Asian Physics Olympiad Problem: apho.olimpicos.net/pdf/APhO_2009_Q1.pdfMark Scheme Solution: apho.olimpicos.net/pdf/APhO_2009_S1.pdfI hope this video helps answer the question "How to Solve Problems in Physics"To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
Dont Miss This on Physics Olympiads (and Oxford PAT) ZPhysics 2024-02-07 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringHere is a look at a crucial technique for Physics Olympiads and also for Oxbridge Entrance Exams such as the Oxford PAT, I have also seen it appear multiple times at the JEE Advanced for aspirants.That is - dimensional analysis and units. We look at solution of the Oxford PAT from 2023, in particular question 16.Please find the original paper here:physics.ox.ac.uk/system/files/file_attachments/PAT-2023.pdfPlease note that this is not an official solution, I am not affiliated with Oxford University, if you spot a mistake, do let me know. This question can also be used as an extension for A Level Physics Questions or similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics etc.I hope this is video is helpful! To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
If I wanted an A in Physics, Id focus on this ZPhysics 2024-02-04 | Join my live physics sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutMy Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks How do we solve Physics problems? In this video I look at what I think is one of the most important high level skills in A Level Physics - staying calm and breaking down a problem into individual easy smaller problems.As an example I look at problem 22 (Astrophysics) from OCR Modelling Physics 2022. Please find the original paper below:ocr.org.uk/Images/676906-question-paper-modelling-physics.pdfThe Mark Scheme is here:ocr.org.uk/Images/677043-mark-scheme-modelling-physics.pdfPlease note that this is not an official solution, I am not affiliated with the exam board. Please let me know if you find an accuracy or a better way to approach the problem.This is a problem that can be used for revision for all exam boards including OCR A Level Physics, AQA A level Physics, IB, Cambridge International CIE 9702 syllabus and similar courses such as AP Physics for example.To solve this problem we use many concepts such as Stefan Boltzman's Law, Wien's Law, Stellar Evolution, etc.To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
Physics Online Reveals Paper 3 Secrets ZPhysics 2024-01-30 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringPhysics Daily Workout Books: physicsonline.com/bookstore My Free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about How to learn and solve physics problems? Lewis from @PhysicsOnline will give us a masterclass on problem solving in A Level Physics using the following paper from OCR:ocr.org.uk/Images/676908-question-paper-unified-physics.pdf Please note that neither of us is affiliated with the exam board and these are not official solutions, just our individual approach to problems.We look at Question 1 and 2 on astrophysics and oscillations and experimental uncertainties. This is an excellent resource for physics revision as well applicable to all exam boards including OCR A Level Physics, AQA Physics, Edexcel, CIE Cambridge International and others similar qualifications such as AP Physics, IB Physics etc.Chapters:00:00 Paper 3 Thoughts00:40 Gravitational Field Strength01:23 Question Data Tip02:41 Significant Figures02:55 Order of Magnitude of Answers03:21 Centripetal Acceleration04:09 Removing parts of a question04:24 Centripetal acceleration and orbits05:50 When is g negative?07:00 Upthrust and Archimedes Principle08:25 Avoid Distractors09:09 Explain questions13:49 Centripetal Force as Resultant Force15:35 Measurement Questions16:47 Measuring Time Period of a Pendulum Uncertainty18:33 Linear y=mx+c analysis19:40 Finding constants from graphs21:36 Line of Worst Fit22:19 Gradient Tip22:55 Percentage Uncertainty in the gradient26:08 Percentage DifferenceTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
IMPORTANT Derivations in Physics: Bernoullis Equation ZPhysics 2024-01-14 | My A Level Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksJoin my free physics newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutIn Physics, derivations are arguably more important than solving lots of exam physics problems for the deep understanding of the subject and preparing for university physics work, postgraduate work and beyond.In this video we derive an amazing equation from Fluid Mechanics/Fluid Dynamics, the Bernoulli Equation (Principle), that is used to explain how lift is generated on airfoils, how water flows and many other amazing applications in physics, applied mathematics, engineering - including mechanical and aerospace engineering.This derivation is also applicable to physics olympiad preparation including preparation for the IpHo and national physics olympiads and it is also on the JEE Advanced Specification. It can also be used as a challenge for courses in further mathematics and a level physics. To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
How Id Solve a Physics Problem ZPhysics 2024-01-07 | My Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringMy Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksJoin my free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutHere is a problem from the 2022 ENGAA/ NSAA Cambridge Admission test. I gave myself a problem to solve to try and highlight problem solving techniques and how to learn physics.Please note that is applicable directly to A Level Physics (all exam boards - AQA A Level Physics, OCR A Level Physics, Edexcel, CIE Cambridge International 9702, etc) and similar courses such as IB Physics, AP Physics, etc.The question is about a pendulum and it involves a mixture of conservation of energy and conservation of momentum. I greatly enjoyed it! Please note that this is not an official solution, I am not affiliated with Cambridge, and please check out the official paper here, I did Q11 from section 2 2022 (sorry there is a typo I wrote 2021 in the video): undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/files/publications/engaa_2022.pdfThis problem can be used as a revision tool on how to learn physics for Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3 and admission tests. Hope it is useful! To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
Can You Solve a Physics Exam Question from India? ZPhysics 2023-12-17 | My JEE Advanced Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSygKZqfTjPAs0IBTO4cXbTdwtQ1fpiX8&si=YfEobu4KNjAxBHV3 Here is a Physics Question from the JEE Main 2019 Solutions from India. You can find the original paper here: fiitjee.com/JMainA/pdf/8-First.pdf (Q16)The question is on masses placed in a square arrangement that orbit in circular motion under their own gravity.This question is a great combination of gravity, geometry and circular motion and can also be used as a fun problem of A level Physics, IB Physics, AP Physics and similar courses. Please note that this is not an official solution. To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
Physics Misteaks that cost A Grades ZPhysics 2023-12-11 | To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days brilliant.org/Zphysics The first 200 of you will get 20% off Brilliant’s annual premium subscription. This video is sponsored by Brilliant. Huge thanks to them! Join my Physics Tutoring: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoring My Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks Join my free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutHere are some extremely common A level Physics mistakes as based on the 2022 papers from all exam boards including OCR, AQA, Edexcel, CIE etc. Please note these are not official solutions and I am not affiliated with an exam board. If you spot a more efficient way of solving something or a mistake, please let me know! These topics are excellent for physics revision and they are crucial for ways to learn physics well, problem solve and analyse a-level physics solutions. Chapters:00:00 2D Momentum01:52 Weight Newtonian Pair02:52 Multi Step Calc - diffraction and doppler05:30 Try this! 06:37 Mass of a volume of fluid07:50 Newton's 2nd Law for variable mass08:47 Trick I wish I learned earlier! Units09:45 Radioactive Decay and Half Life11:03 Beta Decay Graph12:26 Explanation Questions - refractive index13:48 Potential Divider Trick15:23 My Physics Tutoring15:34 When you can't use SUVATSome of the questions are from the 2022 Modelling Physics Paper from OCR as credited in the video.Please find the original paper here: ocr.org.uk/Images/676906-question-paper-modelling-physics.pdf And the Mark Scheme: ocr.org.uk/Images/677043-mark-scheme-modelling-physics.pdf Examiner's report: ocr.org.uk/Images/687915-examiners-report-modelling-physics.pdf To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
This Stops 93% from getting an A in Physics ZPhysics 2023-11-26 | To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days brilliant.org/Zphysics The first 200 of you will get 20% off Brilliant’s annual premium subscription. This video is sponsored by Brilliant. Huge thanks to them!My Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks Get Free Physics Tips on my Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/aboutHere are some tips on some of the most common mistakes in Physics courses such as A Level Physics, AP Physics, IB Physics including all exam boards such as OCR Physics, AQA Physics, Edexcel Physics, CIE Cambridge International 9702 etc.We look at problems in motivation, maths, how to learn physics and problem solving techniques. The cup analogy is inspired by Ed from Film Booth! Thanks!I hope this video is useful!To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
How Id Learn This Topic in Physics ZPhysics 2023-11-19 | Join my live class: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringGet My Gravitation Workbook: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooksGet free physics Tips on my mailing list: zphysicslessons.net/about Here is how I'd learn Gravitational Fields in A level Physics by a series of problems and physics solutions and past paper questions.In this video I go over a couple of trickier problems to help learn some of the concepts of gravitational field strength, the gravitational potential as work done and also ratios.This video is suitable for all exam boards including OCR A Level Physics, AQA A level Physics, Edexcel, CIE Cambridge International 9702, etc and also for similar courses such as AP Physics, IB Physics etc.To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
Only 30% Solve This Physics Problem ZPhysics 2023-11-12 | Get My Physics Workbooks with video solutions: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks Join my free mailing list to get physics tips: zphysicslessons.net/about Here is a problem with two springs connected to an object. This can be a little counter intuitive and this type of situation can come up in problems in A Level Physics, AP Physics, IB Physics and similar courses. This problem is applicable to all exam boards including AQA Physics, OCR Physics A and B, CIE Cambridge Syllabus, Edexcel, Eduqas, etc. The solution involves energy in simple harmonic motion and the energy of each individual spring being converted to kinetic energy.Please note that this can also be solved using forces but the solution would be considerably trickier. I hope this video is useful! To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
LAST Question from the British Physics Olympiad ZPhysics 2023-11-05 | Join my free Physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about My Physics Workbooks: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks Here is the last question from the British Physics Olympiad Round 1 2022 Section 2 on the JWST telescope on astrophysics! The question uses an Image from the James Webb Space Telescope to cover the physics of star formation in the nebula known as "The Pillars of Creation" where star clusters are born. Amazing! Please note that these are not official BPhO Round 1 solutions and many thanks for the AMAZING question from the British Physics Olympiad Team!Check out their amazing resources on their website: bpho.org.ukLink to the paper: Q5 from bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2022Nov_R1_S2.pdf Official Mark Scheme: bpho.org.uk/Papers/R1/2022Nov_R1_Marking.pdf Please note that this is not an official solution and there may be better ways of tackling the problem. Chapters:00:00 a I Finding the star's wavelength02:25 The radius of the Bubble in the Nebula06:37 b Mass of collapse10:30 c Pressure at the centre of the Sun12:27 c ii Radiation pressure VS Total Pressure13:09 c iii Gravitation Pressure Integral17:11 d I Time for Photon to reach the surface of the Sun20:00 d ii Mean Free Path of Photons inside the Sun23:29 e Neutrinos to study The Sun27:22 WATCH thisTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
7 Steps for Gold in a Physics Olympiad ZPhysics 2023-10-29 | To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days brilliant.org/Zphysics The first 200 of you will get 20% off Brilliant’s annual premium subscription. This video is sponsored by Brilliant. Huge thanks to them!Join my free physics Newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about Here are some tips on how to prepare for Physics Olympiads. Upgrade your Physics: bpho.org.uk/Resources/upgrade-your-physics They are applicable to all Physics Olympiads, for example - The British Physics Olympiad Round 1, The British Physics Olympiad Senior Challenge, American F=ma exam, American Physics Olympiad, the Asian Physics Olympiad and of course, the International Physics Olympiad.As examples I am using the syllabus of the international physics olympiad IPhO. This can be accessed here: ipho-new.org/statutes-syllabus (you need to scroll down near the end of the page)I solve cover an overview of the mathematics required including calculus, differential equations, differentiation and integration.And some problem solving techniques for physics olympiads and some wider topics such as time management. I hope this video is very useful! Chapters:00:00 First Step00:35 The Syllabus01:12 Books 01:40 Important Mathematics Tricks05:03 Next Step05:27 Problem Solving Tips07:01 Working as a Team07:49 Most important AdviceSome problems which I have showcased:International Physics Olympiad 2023 Problem 1: ipho2023.jp/en/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/solution_theory1.pdfAsian Physics Olympiad Drag on a Falling Magnet Problem: apho.olimpicos.net/pdf/APhO_2012_Q1.pdf Mark Scheme on the 2007 IPhO: s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/physprob.com/files/ipho/2007_Iran_p1Sol.pdf Attribution for the parallel axis drawing:Jack Ver, under a Creative Commons license: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en Gold medal image free to use from: pngegg.com To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
10 Problems to MASTER Circular Motion ZPhysics 2023-10-24 | My Circular Motion Workbook: zphysicslessons.net/my-workbooks ALL types of Circular Motion Questions - Multiple Choice, Derivations, Calculations, 6 marker questions. Join my free mailing list: zphysicslessons.net/about Circular Motion is Crucial for Success in A Level Physics. This video is a guide to solving practice questions similar to past paper questions and is excellent for both revision and learning. It si applicable to all exam boards including AQA, OCR, Edexcel, Eduqas, CIE international A Level PhysicsChapters:00:00 Time Period and Frequency00:32 Angular Velocity01:07 Linear Velocity01:46 Angular Velocity of Jupiter02:33 Which is incorrect?03:35 My Workbooks03:58 Linear Analysis04:37 Centripetal Force05:54 COMMON Mistake!06:40 Circular Motion at an angle- IMPORTANT09:19 Vertical Circular MotionTo support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
LAST Question from Cambridge Admission Exam ZPhysics 2023-10-15 | My Oxbridge Tutoring Sessions: zphysicslessons.net/physics-tutoringJoin my free physics newsletter: zphysicslessons.net/about Here is a solution to question from the 2020 ENGAA Cambridge Admissions Exam.Please note that these are not original solutions. You can find the original exam paper here:undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/files/publications/engaa_past_paper_2020_0.pdf This question is excellent preparation for the ENGAA exam, the NSAA and also the PAT exam for Oxford.It can also be used to practice for other exams such as the JEE Main, JEE Advanced, Physics Olympiads.This question was first introduced to me by subscribers and also successfully solved by some, well done abc-vc4ml ! The question is about internal resistance and uses the physics of circuits and the use of calculus to find an inflection point by differentiating with respect to the current.I hope it's useful and good luck in preparing for the ENGAA! It can also be used as a stretch and challenge question for A-Level Physics.To support this channel:youtube.com/channel/UC3L5MO3gJTlB09wmmHGW5Qg/join
