Publisher's Synopsis
How easy will it be when you feel supremely confident in physics. When you know the key equations and you are able to rearrange them effortlessly. When the key points in physics are at your fingertips.
There is a lot to remember at this level of physics but it can still be fun! This book is designed to help you in a way that textbooks don't. It is a book about memory techniques, physics equations and empowerment through confidence and practice. This book will help you to remember all of these: Over 40 equations that have to be rearranged into over 120 different ways. 9 different types of energy.7 different types of visible light.
7 types of electromagnetic waves.
7 different prefixes that you need to be comfortable with.
Newton's 3 laws.
3 different types of radiation, with 3 different effects on the parent nucleus and detected in 3 slightly different ways.
3 different types of subatomic particle.
2 types of fundamental particle that make up protons and neutrons.
Constructing lens diagrams.
How to answer open ended questions.
And more! This book also contains over 770 answered questions and examples of which over 265 are fully worked through step-by-step. Working through these questions will increase your confidence and hopefully inspire a love of physics. This book will use your amazing mind to create lasting memories. You are more likely to be able to remember something if it is fun and interesting. By using these memory aids, you are creating new connections in your brain that make learning the physics equations easy. The fun and catchy mnemonics and other memory aids in this book were created to help students remember the essential equations and key concepts of physics at the 14 to 16 year old level. This is the level that prepares students for AP level, IB level, AS and A levels. This book also contains techniques to help make rearranging the equations easier. Practicing these techniques should improve revision skills and study techniques in physics as well as other subjects. This is the black and white printed version. The Kindle version is in full colour.
