A Level Physics Revision Guide
The A Level Physics Revision Guide is a comprehensive exam-prep handbook for students taking Cambridge International AS & A Level Physics (9702). It condenses the key content, from mechanics and electricity through to modern physics, with formulae, laws and clear illustrative diagrams.
$29.00- Programme
- Cambridge International A Level
- Subject
- Physics (9702)
- Level
- AS & A2
- Pages
- 189 pages
- Language
- English (bilingual terms)
About this guide
Each chapter is designed for fast revision and deep recall, featuring the main ideas, must-know formulae and representative application questions. Physics terminology is presented in English alongside Vietnamese equivalents so students can work through questions with confidence.
The book also emphasises practical skills and data handling, a crucial part of Cambridge's practical papers.
What is inside
- Physical quantities and units (quantities, SI units, errors and uncertainty)
- Kinematics and Dynamics (motion, Newton's laws, momentum)
- Forces, work, energy and power
- Waves and Superposition (waves, interference, stationary waves, diffraction)
- Electricity and D.C. circuits (electric fields, current, direct-current circuits)
- Electric, gravitational and magnetic fields (electric fields, gravitational fields, magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction)
- Capacitance, alternating currents and advanced electronics
- Modern physics: nuclear physics, quantum physics, the photoelectric effect and medical/astrophysics
- Practical skills: designing experiments, processing data and plotting graphs
Who this guide is for
- Students in Grades 11-12 taking Cambridge AS & A Level Physics (9702)
- Candidates revising independently for the theory and practical papers
- Students who need to reinforce physics formulae and English terminology
- Students moving up from IGCSE Physics to A Level
- Teachers and tutors who need a summary resource for revision
How to use this guide
- Revise chapter by chapter and make a list of the formulae you must memorise
- Solve the application questions yourself, then check them to understand the method rather than memorising by rote
- Pay attention to units and uncertainty in your calculations to avoid losing marks
- Practise drawing and reading graphs specifically, finding the gradient and the area under the curve
- Set aside time for the practical papers: practise designing experiments and processing data
- Work through past papers under timed conditions, then review the common mistakes
Questions about this guide
Does the book support the practical exam?
Yes. It has a dedicated section on practical skills such as designing experiments, measuring uncertainty and processing data, directly serving the practical papers of the 9702 syllabus.
Does the book include all the formulae needed for the exam?
Yes. Every chapter summarises the key formulae and laws you need to remember, with notes on the quantities and units so you can apply them accurately.