Have a go
Try explaining this in an exam answer
Drag the bob, let go, and watch it settle. It's damped simple harmonic motion — one of the topics students most often lose marks on, because it's easy to understand and surprisingly hard to describe precisely. That gap between "getting it" and "writing it" is most of what tutoring is about — and exactly what the resources below are built to close.
Drag the amber bob, or focus it and use the arrow keys.
Choose your exam board
Each board has its own page of question packs, organised by topic, so you only see what's relevant to you.
AQA
4 topics covering the full AQA Physics course, from mechanics through to nuclear and particle physics.
Browse AQA resources →OCR (A & B)
3 topics covering OCR A and OCR B (Advancing Physics), from mechanics through to nuclear physics.
Browse OCR resources →Edexcel
3 topics covering the full Edexcel Physics course, from mechanics through to fields and further mechanics.
Browse Edexcel resources →What actually decides orbital speed?
Change the planet's mass or how far out the satellite orbits, and watch the speed respond in real time — this is the same v = √(GM/r) relationship exam calculations are built on.
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I use the same materials with my tutoring students. Get in touch and we can put together a plan that targets exactly where marks are being lost.