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SL Physics multiple choice questions May 2012 TZ1

Mass of an apple

Resolving forces

Change in displacement

Terminal Speed

Equilibrium?

Work

Elastic collision

Centripetal force

Energy type

Evaporation and Boiling

Temperature and Ek

SHM

SHM Energy

Electro-magnetic spectrum

Refractive index

The ampere

Internal resistance

Ideal meters

Gravitational Field

Electric Field

Current carrying wires

Alpha, Beta, Gamma

Fusion

Nuclear Energy

Burning fossil fuels

Fission chain reaction

Wind power

Black body radiation

Global warming

Coefficient of expansion

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