Topic paper for Engineering and Science Admissions Test
ESAT Physics: Momentum, energy and power
Focused practice on momentum, energy and power for ESAT Physics.
Twenty original questions on momentum, energy and power for ESAT Physics, ordered from straightforward to demanding. Work, gravitational potential and kinetic energy, conservation of energy, power and efficiency, momentum, collisions and explosions, and force as the rate of change of momentum (specification P3.6 and P3.7). Diagrams are not always to scale. Questions get harder as you go.
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- Time allowed
- 30 minutes
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- Level
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