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IGCSE Physics 0625: Forces & Motion

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Core topics: force, motion, momentum, sound, thermal, pressure

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IGCSE Physics 0625: Forces & Motion
 

IGCSE Physics 0625: Forces & MotionOnline version

Core topics: force, motion, momentum, sound, thermal, pressure

by MUHAMMAD AZRIQ ABU SAMAH
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What is the SI unit of force?

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Which quantity is conserved in a closed collision?

3

If a car accelerates from rest to 20 m/s in 5 s, what is its average acceleration?

4

Sound travels fastest in which medium?

5

What happens to gas pressure when temperature increases at constant volume?

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Which device measures atmospheric pressure?

7

Which formula relates density, mass, and volume?

8

What is the unit for pressure?

9

Which of the following describes thermal expansion?

10

Which wave property explains why sound is heard slower in air than in solids?

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Force is measured in newtons (N), from F=ma.

In elastic collisions momentum is conserved; some KE may convert to other forms.

a = Δv/Δt = (20-0)/5 = 4 m/s².

Sound requires a medium; it does not travel in a vacuum.

At constant volume, p ∝ T (Gay-Lussac).

A barometer measures air pressure.

Density ρ equals mass per unit volume.

Pressure is measured in pascals (Pa).

Most materials expand with heat due to increased molecular spacing.

The speed of sound varies by medium; solids > liquids > gases.

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