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AQA GCSE Combined Science
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8464MixedpartialLast checked 2026-04-29
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Start with Forces and motion
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GCSE Combined Science
Forces and motion
Resultant forces
GCSE Combined Science
Required practicals and working scientifically
Method, variables and evaluation
Sample original practice
A plant cell is placed in a solution with a lower water concentration than the cell sap. Explain what happens to the cell.
Which way does water move?
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What you need to know
Resultant force is the overall force on an object Newton's second law connects force, mass and acceleration
Common mistakes
Adding forces without direction Forgetting units in calculations
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GCSE Combined Science: Resultant forces is ready as the first deck.