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PHYSICS PAPER
1 REVISION

,UNITS

Name What it
Base Base unit Base unit Symbol
means
quantity symbol
Length metre m
P peta 1015

Mass kilogram kg T tera 1012
Time second s G giga 109
Current ampere A M mega 106
Temperature kelvin K k kilo 103


m milli 10-3
Quantity Unit Name Unit symbol
μ micro 10-6
force newton N n nano 10-9
power watt W p pico 10-12
energy joule J f femto 10-15

, MOTI Measuring the Final Speed
ON
Definitions:
 Speed is change in distance per unit
of a Trolley Using a Light
Gate
Stop
time. clock
 Displacement is distance measured in a
straight line from a specific point. PSU Trolley
 A scalar quantity has magnitude but no Ligh
Socket
direction. t
 A vector quantity has magnitude and gate
direction in a straight line.
 Velocity is change of displacement per
unit time.
 The precision of an instrument is the Investigating ‘g’ by free fall
smallest non-zero reading that can be using +2as
measured.
 A random error is an unpredictable
source of uncertainty in a measurement
which leads to an inconsistency in the
repeat values of that measurement.
 Acceleration is velocity change per unit
time.
 Uniform acceleration occurs when the
velocity changes by the same amount
each second.
 Non-uniform acceleration occurs when
the velocity change each second varies.
 If the height had been measured with a
tape measure that had the first 1cm
Tobroken
Learn:off, and you hadn’t noticed, this
A Reminder About Uncertainty Rules
 Uncertainty
would have caused an absolute
= ½ x range
 systematic error.
Percentage uncertainty = (Uncertainty in Rule 1: If data is to be added or subtracted add the uncertainties
time/ Average value of time) x100 Rule 2: If data is to be multiplied or divided add the percentage uncertainties
 An uncertainty is always preceded by a
Rule 3: If a quantity is raised to a power then multiply the percentage uncertainty by that power.
± sign and followed by a unit.

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