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17-05-21, 09:19 AM
Many years ago, I took my GCE O-levels including physics (and passed), I took this GCSE Physics "test" on Yahoo and thought: "they have to be kidding".
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/quiz-gcse-physics-test-quiz-exam-104229978.html
Don't they have questions (and calculations) on forces and Newton's Laws? I seem to remember hours of s=ut+½av², ft=mv, f=ma, kinetic energy, potential energy.
Learning that centrifugal force does not exist (still have problems with that), how many average people have heard of centripetal? :rolleyes:
Anyway, the test was ridiculously simple.
(note of shame - I failed my A-level physics)
edit - the maths test is just as simple:
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/gcse-maths-questions-topics-online-quiz-uk-195958349.html
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/quiz-gcse-physics-test-quiz-exam-104229978.html
Don't they have questions (and calculations) on forces and Newton's Laws? I seem to remember hours of s=ut+½av², ft=mv, f=ma, kinetic energy, potential energy.
Learning that centrifugal force does not exist (still have problems with that), how many average people have heard of centripetal? :rolleyes:
Anyway, the test was ridiculously simple.
(note of shame - I failed my A-level physics)
edit - the maths test is just as simple:
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/gcse-maths-questions-topics-online-quiz-uk-195958349.html