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Tips for O/Alevels Students

Hey Guys , This is OASAT Tips article, take a drink relax and read it out. I can assure you it is something you will find gamechanger for your O & Alevel Examinations. Tips: Tip No.1 is for Olevels Students, if you look forward to complete Alevels as well, know that Olevel is a "cup of cake" relative to Alevels, all you need to do is to remember some general concepts and nothing more. Make Bulllet points of important parts on your course books. No refrence book is better than your course book, stick to your course books and let the refrence book to be a Refrence book only. feel blessed if some subject have MCQ test too, to harden your grip on concepts all you need to do is to buy a topical MCQ pastpapers and start solving them, (learning all the concepts one by one through trial and error), in the end you will come to know you have completed entire syllabus or topic while you were enjoying the process of learning. Practice pastpapers only, don't waste your ...

O Level : Kinetic Particle Theory

Olevels Chemistry Notes Kinetic Particle theory kinetic particle theory deals with states of matter and attempts to define to describe the states of matter the differences in their properties (Solid, Liquid and Gases) and explain the changes of their state from one form to another. Now that, what kinetic particle theory is used for, what this theory itself is.. .Kinetic particle theory states that all particles are made of tiny particles and they are in constant random motion ..using this deduction of theory properties of states of matter and changes in their state are defined. There are basically 3 states of matter namely: 1) Solid 2) Liquid & 3) Gas. Now using this theory states of matters can be defined very easily. How so ?? well, we all know that solids have fixed shape and their shape isn't something that can be changed on desire or demand..it ...

Aslevel Waves

Aslevels Physics Notes Topic 7 : Waves All vibrations produce wave of one type or another. A wave motion is a means of transferring energy from one point to another without there being any transfer of matter between the points. Waves that move through a material (or vacuum) are called progressive waves. A progressive wave transfers energy from one position to another. Waves may be classified as being either mechanical or electromagnetic. Mechanical waves (e.g. water waves, sound waves, waves in stretched strings) require a material medium for their propagation Electromagnetic waves (e.g. light coming from sun in the form of energy, radio, X-ray) can travel through a vacuum; their progress is impeded, to some extent, by the presence of matter. When a mechanical wave travels from point A to some other point B, it is because a disturbance of some kind at A has caused the particle there to become displaced. This particle drags its neighbours with it, so that it too becomes disp...

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