Physic Tutorials
Simplifying physics for better understanding for students to excel in ‘A level’ and UTME
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Notes on electric field for Cambridge A level and UTME
Notes on electric field for Cambridge A level and UTME Electric field is a region of space where an electric…
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How to solve questions on Nuclear Physics for Cambridge A level
How to solve questions on Nuclear Physics for Cambridge A level Question 1 The gold nucleus 185Au79 undergoes alpha decay.…
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Notes on nuclear physics for Cambridge A level and UTME
Notes on nuclear physics for Cambridge A level and UTME Rutherford alpha particle scattering experiment: Experimental evidence for nuclear atom:Results…
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Notes on Doppler Effect for Cambridge A level
This effect was first noted by Christian Doppler in 1842. The effect is widely used to measure velocities, usually by…
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Notes on Direct Current for Cambridge A level and UTME
Notes on Direct Current for Cambridge A level and UTME Direct current : flow of charges in the circuit is…
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Short note on work, energy and power for Students
Short note on work, energy and power for Students (Cambridge A level and UTME) Workdone by a force is defined…
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How to solve questions on stationary waves, diffraction and interference
How to solve questions on stationary waves, diffraction and interference Question 1 A parallel beam of light of wavelength 450…
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Stationary waves, diffraction and interference (Short note)
In this article, I will be discussing stationary waves, diffraction and interference Principle of superposition The Principle of Superposition states…
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How to solve questions on current of electricity for Cambridge A level
How to solve questions on current of electricity for Cambridge A level Question 1 A heater is made from a…
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Notes on current of Electricity for Cambridge A level and UTME
Notes on current of Electricity for Cambridge A level and UTME Current of Electricity Electric charge Q passing a point…
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