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Pearson 9PH0 Paper 1: Advanced Physics I
Working as a Physicist, Mechanics, Electric Circuits, Further Mechanics, Electric and Magnetic Fields, and Nuclear and Particle Physics.
9PH0/01 · 1 hour 45 minutes · 90 marks · 30.0% of the A-level. Pearson Edexcel Level 3 Advanced GCE in Physics (9PH0), Specification, Issue 3, November 2018, printed page 1, retrieved 21 August 2026 (https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A%20Level/Physics/2015/Specification%20and%20sample%20assessments/pearsonedexcel-alevel-physics-spec.pdf)
What is on it
Topic 1 Working as a Physicist, Topic 2 Mechanics, Topic 3 Electric Circuits, Topic 6 Further Mechanics, Topic 7 Electric and Magnetic Fields, and Topic 8 Nuclear and Particle Physics.
Where the library covers it
- Mechanicsall 10 topics
- Electricityall 10 topics
- Particles7 of 9 topicspartial
- Capacitanceall 4 topics
- Magnetic fields6 of 7 topicspartial
- Electric fields2 of 3 topicspartial
The other papers
- Paper 2: Advanced Physics II9PH0/02 · 1 hour 45 minutes · 90 marks · 30.0% of the A-level
- Paper 3: General and Practical Principles in Physics9PH0/03 · 2 hours 30 minutes · 120 marks · 40.0% of the A-level
Past papers for this component
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Everything Pearson published for June 2017.
- A level Paper 1 - Question paper - June 2017Question paper
- A level Paper 1 - Mark scheme - June 2017Mark scheme
- Examiner report - Paper 1 - June 2017Examiner report
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