All of AQA PHYSICS Paper 1 in 40 minutes - GCSE Science Revision 

how'd you do, certain you got a 9?

Yuh how'd you do 🔥

@@MuneebMakesyh

shush nga u aint gonna get a 9 but u can still get backshots at 24 forest edge me way

@@adamkhan1062how’s your day going bro

Hey bro im in y10 what else can i do to rev

@@user-vt3uq5jr9i depends on how well you know the content, if you do then a past paper/exam style questions would be good, then look at the mark scheme and fix your answer. Repeat this a couple times to get ur knowledge fixed. If you dont know the content look at a textbook or a vid like this, mind map it down and try to memorise it.

You mean mocks isn't it ending tormorrow my final physics exam is tomorrow trying to get some last minute revision

@@lightning337 mine is in 2 and days and i am stressing so much because i havent revised a word what do you recommend

thats me rn lol

same lmao

Same lol

Frl? U being frfrrrr

while me being scared of my physics mock

Same here bro. Gl for ur exam bro

mines tmr 🎉

no its for yr 11 gcse (AQA exam board)

If the temperature increases or decreases in a circuit where you have a fixed resistor (which is the component he is talking about) the resistance from the resistor doesn’t change. This is because of how the component is made, meaning its resistance will always stay constant, despite temperature changes. If temperature affected a fixed resistor, it would make experiments inaccurate or difficult to draw conclusions from as there would be more than one factor affecting the experiments (temperature and the resistance from the resistor). Increased temperature in a circuit means that there is more frequent collisions between the electrons, which increases resistance. Temperature only affects resistors like the thermistor (as temperature increases, resistance decreases for this component). You can manually change the resistance of a variable resistor, which is useful for practicals where you are investigating the effects of a change in resistance, though this component is also not affected by temperature. Hope this helps, good luck with whatever you are studying for!

I...I literally explain it

@@brooklynnn21 Thank you, well explained.

@@ScienceShorts Mb I was a bit confused but i understand it now. Thanks

Me too bro 👍 good luck

any update or nah

~UPDATE~ IT WAS A 2021 PAST PAPER, some people had the mark scheme I didn't, but the specific heat capacity question I flopped and one about density, 😖 but in conclusion, the video really helped tbh cos I remembered stuff that was said in the video

​@@lailajilleth-ot1vmAre you doing triple😢 I have mine tomorrow

@@tsuki_007 sorryy I do combined

im in y10 as well and i have my physics mock tommorow, have u done your papers?

@@sushrithaisanicon mines tmrw how ws urs

@@EternalMoonlightt it wasnt too bad, our school gave us the equation sheet so it was mainly easy calculations!! It was also a past paper

I’ve got my Physics mock tomorrow lol let’s see how this goes