Difference Between Mass and Weight – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction To understand how things move, interact, and behave in the physical world, the concepts of Mass and Weight are studied. What is Mass? Mass is how much matter is in an object. It is the property of physical objects that measures: Inertia: Resistance…
Newton’s Third Law – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Newton’s Third Law of Motion states that, for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. It explains the fundamental interactions between objects in the universe and help us to understand how forces work in pairs. Example: What is Newton’s Third Law of Motion?…
Newton’s Second Law – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Newton’s Second Law of Motion states, Non-Zero Resultant Force acts on an object, then it will cause the object to Accelerate. Where Acceleration is, Example: Pushing a Shopping Cart: If we push an empty shopping cart with certain force, then it Accelerates quickly. If we…
Newtons First Law – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Motion is the change in position of an object with respect to time. Newton’s First Law of Motion explains how objects behave when no external forces act on them. An object in motion stays in motion with the same Speed and same Direction unless an…
Resultant Forces – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Force is a push or pull acting on a body. A body needs Force to change its state of motion. There are number of Forces acting on a body at a same time, so instead of analyzing multiple forces individually, we use the Resultant Force to…
Acceleration – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Acceleration is the rate at which an object’s velocity changes over time. It is a vector quantity. It measures the motion of an object. Real-life Scenario: What is Acceleration? Acceleration is the rate of change of the Velocity of an object with respect to time. Types of…
Vectors and Scalars – GCSE Physics Practice Questions Downloads Introduction Motion is defined as the change in the position of an object with respect to time. Scalar and Vector Quantities are used to describe the motion of an object. Scalars are quantities defined by magnitude alone, such as Speed or Temperature, while Vectors are characterized…
Decimal Recurring to Fraction Practice Questions Downloads Introduction A Recurring Decimal is denoted with a dot over the number and is any decimal in which the digits repeat themselves. Types of Recurring Decimals Pure Recurring Decimals: Decimal where all the digits after the decimal point repeat indefinitely. Examples: 0.333… 0.7474…. 0.4545…. 0.98549854…. Mixed Recurring Decimals:…
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Reverse Percentages – GCSE Maths Reverse Percentage also known as “Reverse Percent” is a mathematical operation that involves finding the original value or quantity from which a percentage was calculated. Practice Questions Downloads What are Reverse Percentages? Reverse percentage is a mathematical concept which is used to find or determine the original value before the…
