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Hey guys and gals
Could u help me in finding some physics notes
thnks in advance
Could u help me in finding some physics notes
thnks in advance
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Physics notes needed
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Check these sites ..
1.http://adf.ly/9XOm
This is a website produced by the University of Liverpool in England. It contains A level resources for a number of the topics. The textual material is supported by some very helpful simulations (applets). You can even test yourself by doing some questions.
2.http://adf.ly/3793R
This is a website produced by Georgia State University. It is helpful for sorting out any query you may have of a particular physics topic in a quick and concise manner.
3.http://adf.ly/3791s
This website has been organised by the New Zealand Institute of Physics. It contains some excellent simulations (applets) on topics like: Circular motion and Photoelectric effect. It helps you to ‘visualise' the physics.
4.http://adf.ly/37902
This website contains a good selection of simulations (applets) covering a wide range of A level Physics.
5.http://adf.ly/378zJ
This website contains a range of helpful material for both AS Physics and A level Physics.
1.http://adf.ly/9XOm
This is a website produced by the University of Liverpool in England. It contains A level resources for a number of the topics. The textual material is supported by some very helpful simulations (applets). You can even test yourself by doing some questions.
2.http://adf.ly/3793R
This is a website produced by Georgia State University. It is helpful for sorting out any query you may have of a particular physics topic in a quick and concise manner.
3.http://adf.ly/3791s
This website has been organised by the New Zealand Institute of Physics. It contains some excellent simulations (applets) on topics like: Circular motion and Photoelectric effect. It helps you to ‘visualise' the physics.
4.http://adf.ly/37902
This website contains a good selection of simulations (applets) covering a wide range of A level Physics.
5.http://adf.ly/378zJ
This website contains a range of helpful material for both AS Physics and A level Physics.