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CAMBRIDGE 9702AS & A Level Physics25 theory topics + practical skills
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AS LEVEL · TOPICS 1–11

01Physical quantities and units›02Kinematics›03Dynamics›04Forces, density and pressure›05Work, energy and power›06Deformation of solids›07Waves›08Superposition›09Electricity›10D.C. circuits›11Particle physics›

A LEVEL · TOPICS 12–25

12Motion in a circle›13Gravitational fields›14Temperature›15Ideal gases›16Thermodynamics›17Oscillations›18Electric fields›19Capacitance›20Magnetic fields›21Alternating currents›22Quantum physics›23Nuclear physics›24Medical physics›25Astronomy and cosmology›

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26Practical work›
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CAMBRIDGE 9702 · A LEVEL
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Topic 12

Motion in a circle

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