A-level Physics equation sheet trainer
AQA A-level Physics 7408
118 of 156 are printed
Drill: given, recall or derive?
156 cards
Gravitational fields
Force between two masses
Questions people ask
Do you get a formula sheet in A-level Physics?
Yes. AQA gives every candidate a data and formulae booklet with the fundamental constants and the main equations for each topic and option. It does not include every relation you need.
Which equations are not on the AQA Physics formula sheet?
Examples include the kelvin conversion, Kirchhoff's laws, the potential divider equation, orbital speed and escape velocity, the time for a capacitor's charge to halve, and the Astrophysics spectral classes. Pick a topic above to see them all.
Is E = mc squared on the formula sheet?
Yes: the energy-mass equation is printed with the nuclear physics equations, and the atomic mass unit, with its energy equivalent of 931.5 MeV, is in the table of constants.
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How we work this out
What it does
Check whether any equation or constant is printed in AQA's data and formulae booklet, then drill until you know which ones you must recall or derive.
The constants, values and equations used in AQA A-level Physics (7408) for the core and the Astrophysics option, each marked as printed in AQA's data and formulae booklet (version 1.7) or not printed.
Method
- Each fact was checked against the booklet itself: if it is printed there, it is marked given, with its page.
- Facts that are not printed are marked recall (you must know them) or derive (quick to build from printed equations). That split is our advice for revision.
- The drill shuffles the facts for the topic you choose and asks you to say which kind each is.