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Publisher: Academic Task Force

Introductory Physics Study Guide

$50.00
Key Features 1. Checkpoint questions 2. Review questions 3. Student activities 4. Trial tests 5. Fully-detailed answers Introductory Physics is a Study Guide for year 10 students (especially those wishing to study ATAR Physics in year 11 and 12). It deals with the Australian Curriculum theme of energy transformations. There is also an introductory section covering essential mathematics knowledge to assist students. There are worked examples, quantitative and qualitative questions and tests, all with worked answers. Introductory Physics is often put on Year 10 and 11 booklists to ensure students have the necessary foundation and calculation skills to grasp Units 1 and 2 ATAR Physics.
SKU: 9781876918576
ISBN: 9781876918576
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Key Features 1. Checkpoint questions 2. Review questions 3. Student activities 4. Trial tests 5. Fully-detailed answers Introductory Physics is a Study Guide for year 10 students (especially those wishing to study ATAR Physics in year 11 and 12). It deals with the Australian Curriculum theme of energy transformations. There is also an introductory section covering essential mathematics knowledge to assist students. There are worked examples, quantitative and qualitative questions and tests, all with worked answers. Introductory Physics is often put on Year 10 and 11 booklists to ensure students have the necessary foundation and calculation skills to grasp Units 1 and 2 ATAR Physics.
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Key Features 1. Checkpoint questions 2. Review questions 3. Student activities 4. Trial tests 5. Fully-detailed answers Introductory Physics is a Study Guide for year 10 students (especially those wishing to study ATAR Physics in year 11 and 12). It deals with the Australian Curriculum theme of energy transformations. There is also an introductory section covering essential mathematics knowledge to assist students. There are worked examples, quantitative and qualitative questions and tests, all with worked answers. Introductory Physics is often put on Year 10 and 11 booklists to ensure students have the necessary foundation and calculation skills to grasp Units 1 and 2 ATAR Physics.