Physics is a subject of perseverance, a true test of how many times one can figure out that you need to find the change in momentum, or repeating Lenz’s law for the thousandth time....
Considering signing up for VCE Physics in Year 11? Here's everything you need to know about pathways, requirements and skills, all packed into this singular blog!
Want to avoid common exam traps in VCE Physics (Year 12)? From misused constants to running out of time, this guide breaks down four critical mistakes that can cost you marks — and shows you exactly how to fix them. Perfect for SACs, practice papers, and the final exam.
Puzzled by the dual wave-particle nature of light and matter? Bewildered by the fact that length and time can be different for different observers? Our detailed U4A1 introduction, summary, formula sheet and diagnostic quizzes, crafted by expert tutors Asel, Logan and Sav, will help illuminate these complex concepts.
Forces leaving you baffled? Torque getting your head spinning? Our free U2A1 summary crafted by expert tutors Asel and Logan can help reinforce these concepts, empowering you with the tools needed to tackle the most complex motion application questions.
Struggling with VCE Physics Unit 1 Area of Study 2: Nuclear Physics (Year 11)? From radioactive decay to nuclear stability and fission, our free summary notes simplify every key concept — perfect for revising or building your own cheat sheet.
Download free VCE Physics Unit 3 Area of Study 2 (Fields) SAC prep resources here (Year 12). From field lines to the inverse square law, our notes clarify key concepts in gravitational, electric, and magnetic fields — ideal for mastering U3A2 and preparing your own cheat sheet.
Master your VCE Physics Scientific Investigation SAC (Year 11 & Year 12) with our complete guide. From forming a hypothesis to designing experiments, analysing errors, and building your poster, this step-by-step resource simplifies every stage — perfect for Physics, Chemistry, or Biology.
In your VCE Physics practical, you will be tested on your ability to conduct experiments and analyse results. To do so, it is important to understand the concepts of validity, reliability, accuracy, and precision .