
Quantity, unit, dimension model
Use the labels to connect each part of quantity, unit, dimension to the core Grade 11 Physics idea.Length
Measured in metre.Mass
Measured in kilogram.Checking progress account…
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Grade 11 revision
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Revision plan
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Check the core terms before writing.
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Exam strategy
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Define the term, write the unit or formula, then add one relevant example.5 marks
Draw or state the setup, explain the principle, apply the formula/process, and finish with unit or conclusion.Diagram checks

Length
Measured in metre.Mass
Measured in kilogram.
Accuracy
Near the true value.Precision
Repeatability of readings.
Resultant vector
Full magnitude and direction.Horizontal component
Along x-axis.Write equation
Identify all quantities.Replace with dimensions
Use base dimensions.Practice next
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Topic 1
Units make measurements meaningful, and dimensions reveal how physical quantities are related.
Topic 2
No measurement is exact, so Physics uses error estimates and significant figures to express reliability.
Topic 3
A vector has both magnitude and direction, so operations on vectors must respect geometry as well as size.