AQA GCSE Physics Equations Workbook — 35 Equations, Worked Examples & Answers

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AQA GCSE Physics Equations Workbook — every equation, worked and practised

Students lose marks on calculations for the same few reasons: they can't recall the equation, they can't rearrange it, or they forget to convert the units. This booklet drills all three, one equation at a time.

Every one of the 35 equations on the AQA GCSE Physics (8463) equations sheet gets its own section: the equation in words and symbols, a units table, a formula triangle where one applies, three worked examples set out step by step, and a page of practice questions with lined working space.

What's included

• Full booklet, 127 pages — all 35 equations, Foundation and Higher (HT clearly labelled)
• Core booklet, 37 pages — one page per equation, Higher Tier removed, for Foundation groups, cover lessons and homework
• 109 worked examples using the FIFA method (Formula, Insert, Fine tune, Answer)
• 237 practice questions, each labelled Foundation, Standard or Stretch
• Rearranging, unit conversions and "Show that", "Estimate" and "Explain" questions
• A common-mistake note and required-practical link on every equation
• Multi-step questions that combine two equations, plus graph and data-table practice
• Cover-and-recall retrieval boxes, a progress tracker and a one-page equation summary
• Full answers, showing the three marking points: equation, substitution, and answer with unit

How teachers use it

Set one section as a homework, print single pages as starters or intervention work, or hand the whole booklet out as a revision workbook for the run-up to the exams. The scaffolded first question in each section means lower-attaining students can start without help, while the Stretch questions keep the top end busy.

Format

Two A4 PDF files, instant download. Black and white throughout, so it prints cheaply on a school photocopier. Double-sided printing puts each equation's examples opposite its questions.