AQA GCSE Physics — Equations Quick Drills flashcards
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One-line drills on every equation in AQA GCSE Physics: what each links and in what units, whether the specification lists it for recall or for the equation sheet (since 2022 the sheet in every paper has printed both lists), the units of key quantities and one-step rearrangements.
Drills deck · part of AQA GCSE Physics · written against: AQA GCSE Physics (8463) specification, version 1.1; Higher Tier and separate-science-only cards marked on the front. Updated 2026-10-10.
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Which equation links kinetic energy, mass and speed, and in what units?— J, kg, m/s; recall it.Energy › Changes in Energy
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Rearrange to make speed the subject.— from a recall equation.Energy › Changes in Energy
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Which equation links charge flow, current and time, and in what units?— C, A, s; recall it.Electricity › Current and Resistance
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Rearrange to make time the subject.— from a recall equation.Electricity › Current and Resistance
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Which equation links density, mass and volume, and in what units?— kg/m³, kg, m³; recall it.Particle Model of Matter › Changes of State and the Particle Model
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Rearrange to make volume the subject.— from a recall equation.Particle Model of Matter › Changes of State and the Particle Model
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Which equation links weight, mass and gravitational field strength, and in what units?— N, kg, N/kg; recall it.Forces › Forces and Their Interactions
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What is the unit of gravitational field strength?N/kg, newtons per kilogram — from a recall equation.Forces › Forces and Their Interactions
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Which equation links wave speed, frequency and wavelength, and in what units?— m/s, Hz, m; recall it.Waves › Properties of Waves
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Which equation links the force on a conductor at right angles to a magnetic field, the flux density, the current and the length, and in what units? (Higher Tier)— N, T, A, m; given on the equation sheet.Magnetism and Electromagnetism › The Motor Effect
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