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Posted on 20/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Electricity Series) - State What Is Meant By Current
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Posted on 19/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Electricity Series) - Calculation of Effective Resistance
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Posted on 18/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Electricity Series) - Calculation of Current
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Posted on 17/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Electricity Series) - Calculation of Voltage
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Posted on 16/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Heat Series) - Why are Clothes Spread Out To Dry?
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Posted on 15/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Heat Series) - Why do Coal Mines Have a Fire At The Bottom Of one of the Ventilation Shafts?
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Posted on 14/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Heat Series) - In cities with a hot climate, it is found that train tracks tend to buckle. Explain why and suggest a solution.
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Posted on 13/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Heat Series) - In a very cold country, houses tend to have its own heating system. What material and colour are these houses in? Explain.
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Posted on 12/04/2017Nailing Challenging Secondary School Physics
Lower Secondary Physics (Heat Series) - Why does the Ice at the Bottom not melt?