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This document provides revision tips and an overview of the IB Physics syllabus. It outlines the key topics covered in IB Physics including measurements and uncertainties, mechanics, thermal physics, waves, electricity and magnetism, and atomic, nuclear and particle physics. For higher level students, additional topics include wave phenomena, fields, electromagnetic induction, and quantum and nuclear physics. The document recommends developing effective study strategies like knowing the syllabus, annotating it, maximizing internal assessments, understanding each point before moving on, and practicing past papers. It also lists the materials needed to study like a notebook, pencil, calculator, and ruler.

IB Physics
Revision tips and tricks
By Gauri Dabholkar

How to prepare for IB Physics??
 Know Your IB Physics Syllabus (Subject Guide)
 Annotate Your IB Physics Syllabus
 Maximize Your IB Physics Internal Assessment (IA)
 Make Sure You Understand Each Point Before You Move On
 Effective Time Management
 Do IB Physics Past Paper Questions
 Scrutinise IB Physics Mark Schemes , Use databooklet

• Note book
• Sharp pencil
• Calculator
• Ruler
• Eraser
• Optional – laptop/tablet
And a happy, focused mind !
What do I need?

1. Measurements and uncertainties
2. Mechanics
3. Thermal physics
4. Waves
5. Electricity and magnetism
6. Circular motion and gravitation
7. Atomic, nuclear and particle physics
8. Energy production
HL topics
9. Wave phenomena
10. Fields
11. Electromagnetic induction
12. Quantum and nuclear physics
Choose one option
A. Relativity
B. Engineering physics
C. Imaging
D. Astrophysics

1. Measurements and Uncertainties
1.1 – Measurements in physics
1.2 – Uncertainties and errors
1.3 – Vectors and scalars
Understandings:
Fundamental and derived SI units
Scientific notation and metric multipliers
Significant figures
Orders of magnitude
Estimation

2. Mechanics
2.1 – Motion
2.2 – Forces
2.3 – Work, energy, and power
2.4 – Momentum and impulse

6. Circular motion and gravitation
6.1 – Circular motion
6.2 – Newton’s law of gravitation

3. Thermal physics
3.1 – Thermal concepts
3.2 – Modelling a gas

$4. Waves 4.1 – Oscillations 4.2 – Travelling waves 4.3 – Wave characteristics 4.4 – Wave behaviour 4.5 – Standing waves 9. Wave phenomena 9.1 – Simple harmonic motion 9.2 – Single-slit diffraction 9.3 – Interference 9.4 – Resolution 9.5 – Doppler effect AHL$

5. Electricity and magnetism
5.1 – Electric fields
5.2 – Heating effect of electric currents
5.3 – Electric cells
5.4 – Magnetic effects of electric currents
10. Fields
10.1 – Describing fields
10.2 – Fields at work
11. Electromagnetic induction
11.1 – Electromagnetic induction
11.2 – Power generation and transmission
11.3 – Capacitance
AHL

7. Atomic, nuclear and particle physics
7.1 – Discrete energy and radioactivity
7.2 – Nuclear reactions
7.3 – The structure of matter
12. Quantum and nuclear physics
12.1 – The interaction of matter with radiation
12.2 – Nuclear physics
AHL

B. Engineering physics
B.1 – Rigid bodies and rotational dynamics (Core)
B.2 – Thermodynamics (Core)
B.3 – Fluids and fluid dynamics (HL only)
B.4 – Forced vibrations and resonance (HL only)

D. Astrophysics
D.1 – Stellar quantities (Core)
D.2 – Stellar characteristics and stellar evolution (Core)
D.3 – Cosmology (Core)
D.4 – Stellar processes (HL only)
D.5 – Further cosmology (HL only)

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1. IB Physics Revision tips and tricks By Gauri Dabholkar

2. How to prepare for IB Physics??  Know Your IB Physics Syllabus (Subject Guide)  Annotate Your IB Physics Syllabus  Maximize Your IB Physics Internal Assessment (IA)  Make Sure You Understand Each Point Before You Move On  Effective Time Management  Do IB Physics Past Paper Questions  Scrutinise IB Physics Mark Schemes , Use databooklet

3. • Note book • Sharp pencil • Calculator • Ruler • Eraser • Optional – laptop/tablet And a happy, focused mind ! What do I need?

4. 1. Measurements and uncertainties 2. Mechanics 3. Thermal physics 4. Waves 5. Electricity and magnetism 6. Circular motion and gravitation 7. Atomic, nuclear and particle physics 8. Energy production HL topics 9. Wave phenomena 10. Fields 11. Electromagnetic induction 12. Quantum and nuclear physics Choose one option A. Relativity B. Engineering physics C. Imaging D. Astrophysics

5. 1. Measurements and Uncertainties 1.1 – Measurements in physics 1.2 – Uncertainties and errors 1.3 – Vectors and scalars Understandings: Fundamental and derived SI units Scientific notation and metric multipliers Significant figures Orders of magnitude Estimation

7. 2. Mechanics 2.1 – Motion 2.2 – Forces 2.3 – Work, energy, and power 2.4 – Momentum and impulse

9. 6. Circular motion and gravitation 6.1 – Circular motion 6.2 – Newton’s law of gravitation

10. 3. Thermal physics 3.1 – Thermal concepts 3.2 – Modelling a gas

12. 4. Waves 4.1 – Oscillations 4.2 – Travelling waves 4.3 – Wave characteristics 4.4 – Wave behaviour 4.5 – Standing waves 9. Wave phenomena 9.1 – Simple harmonic motion 9.2 – Single-slit diffraction 9.3 – Interference 9.4 – Resolution 9.5 – Doppler effect AHL

15. 5. Electricity and magnetism 5.1 – Electric fields 5.2 – Heating effect of electric currents 5.3 – Electric cells 5.4 – Magnetic effects of electric currents 10. Fields 10.1 – Describing fields 10.2 – Fields at work 11. Electromagnetic induction 11.1 – Electromagnetic induction 11.2 – Power generation and transmission 11.3 – Capacitance AHL

18. 7. Atomic, nuclear and particle physics 7.1 – Discrete energy and radioactivity 7.2 – Nuclear reactions 7.3 – The structure of matter 12. Quantum and nuclear physics 12.1 – The interaction of matter with radiation 12.2 – Nuclear physics AHL

21. B. Engineering physics B.1 – Rigid bodies and rotational dynamics (Core) B.2 – Thermodynamics (Core) B.3 – Fluids and fluid dynamics (HL only) B.4 – Forced vibrations and resonance (HL only)

23. D. Astrophysics D.1 – Stellar quantities (Core) D.2 – Stellar characteristics and stellar evolution (Core) D.3 – Cosmology (Core) D.4 – Stellar processes (HL only) D.5 – Further cosmology (HL only)

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