✏️ Paper first! Work out every question on paper before you tap Show solution. Write down every step – the equation, the numbers with units, the rearranging and the answer with its unit. In the exam, if your final answer is wrong you can still get marks for correct working, but only if the examiner can see it.
Revision tips, worked examples and exam advice for GCSE Physics.
Rearranging equations is one of the most common places GCSE physics students lose marks. Here’s a simple method that works for every equation on the course.
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