Free worksheet and solutions · AQA AS · 7407

Young Modulus Practical and Data Analysis Worksheet

AQA and OCR A Young modulus practical worksheet with answers. Analyse bolt-test data, error bars and limiting slopes, then plan the classroom wire method.

Module / section
Mechanics and materials
Topic
Materials
Preview of Young Modulus Practical and Data Analysis Worksheet

What is covered

Questions and skills covered

The worksheet contains 6 pages of printable questions. A separate 6-page solutions PDF makes it easy to mark, review or share answers after the activity.

  • Stress, strain and instrumented bolt-material testing
  • Plotting error bars, limiting gradients and uncertainty in E
  • Scaffolded school metal-wire method: AQA RP4 preparation

About this activity

Stress, strain and instrumented bolt-material testing. Plotting error bars, limiting gradients and uncertainty in E. Scaffolded school metal-wire method: AQA RP4 preparation.

Before you start

Previously taught topic content, graph reading and consistent SI units.

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Specification fit

This shared PDF includes the applicable boards’ references and a board-neutral footer. Choose an eligible course below and check the scope before assigning it.

  • OCR A AS H156 · Forces and motion · 3.4.2(c), 3.4.2(d)(i), 3.4.2(d)(ii), 1.1.3(d)(i), 1.1.3(d)(ii), 1.1.4(d), 1.1.4(e)
  • OCR A A Level H556 · Forces and motion · 3.4.2(c), 3.4.2(d)(i), 3.4.2(d)(ii), 1.1.3(d)(i), 1.1.3(d)(ii), 1.1.4(d), 1.1.4(e)
  • AQA AS 7407 · Mechanics and materials · 3.4.2.2, 3.1.2 · AQA required practical 4 preparation
  • AQA A Level 7408 · Mechanics and materials · 3.4.2.2, 3.1.2 · AQA required practical 4 preparation

AQA AS Physics Worksheets
7407 · 3.4.2.2, 3.1.2

Choose the correct pathway: Shared experimental route / AQA RP4 preparation. Not full material-behaviour or breaking-strength coverage. Apparatus is an original instrumented tensile-machine method, not a claim that this industrial test replaces supervised school practical work. Practical preparation and analysis, not evidence of completing supervised practical work.

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