Electricity and circuits Higher exam ANSWERS (SP10 CP9)

LESSON LINKS:
Edexcel - SP10 (CP9) Electricity and circuits
AQA - P4 Electric circuits
IGCSE Edexcel - Relevant to your course
OCR 21st Century - Relevant to your course
OCR Gateway - Relevant to your course
EXAM PAST PAPER QUESTIONS WALKTHROUGH
Combined higher physics questions (Edexcel PAPER 2) (but good for all exam boards as all exam boards cover ELECTRICITY AND CIRCUITS).
I walk you though answers, explaining the concepts to deepen your knowledge and improve your application of that knowledge.
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0:00 Introduction
Helping you pass your GCSE Physics exams.
If questions come up on your physics exams/tests on the topic covered in this video, this video will help you to level up. Do you know each time you get an extra 6 marks (roughly) you go up an extra level. So, it only takes an extra 3 marks to go up half a level! If you understand the content in this video it will easily help you gain an extra 3 marks. #onourway #success
GCSE physics explained is an easy to understand way to help you pass your physics exams, or just satisfy your curiosity about science.
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PLAYLIST LINKS
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[@sorathebastionmain485]

Awesome stuff sir. Good to see the channels still being used to help teach.

[@GCSEPhysicsExplained]

Always! The more people understand science the faster the human race progresses 😂👍🏻💪🏻

[@nedasjaugelas9662]

You are awesome sir, very glad I found this page recently

[@GCSEPhysicsExplained]

Thanks. More videos coming soon. The more you practice the better you get 💪🏻

[@XRFusion]

bro ty, a lot of people are usually using aqa.. also are these old past paper questions?

[@GCSEPhysicsExplained]

Yes they are. They’ve been taken from a number of past papers from recent years. You can see that similar questions are asked on the exam papers each year, that’s why going over last paper questions is very useful and definitely a grade boosting action 👍🏻

[@fahadawan6888]

Great video but I think you made a mistake at 6:00 because its meant to say that the immersion heater is DC and kettle is AC

[@GCSEPhysicsExplained]

I’ve just checked the video at 6mins (question 3). It’s not about a kettle or heater?

[@fahadawan6888]

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained no i mean question 2ii) at the bottom

[@GCSEPhysicsExplained]

@@fahadawan6888ah I see what you mean. I talk correctly about the immersion heater being dc and electrons flow in one direction but then I mistakenly write kettle. Good spot. Nice eye for detail.