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Required practical activity 3: use circuit diagrams to set up and check circuits that investigate factors affecting resistance.
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Current, potential difference and resistance
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Current, resistance and potential difference
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Required practical activity 3: use circuit diagrams to set up and check circuits that investigate factors affecting resistance
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- resistance: resistance is a curriculum-aligned term linked to the learning objective: Required practical activity 3: use circuit diagrams to set up and check circuits that investigate factors affecting resistance..
- required practical activity: In Current, resistance and potential difference, required practical activity means the precise GCSE Physics idea needed to required practical activity 3: use circuit diagrams to set up and check circuits that investigate factors affecting resistance. It helps avoid mixing up current, charge and time.
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