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Physics Formula Sheet 2026 (A Level Physics)

Master Your Physics Formulae With Confidence

Provided as part of the official Singapore Cambridge GCSE A Level examinations, the Physics formula sheet is issued by the Ministry of Education to support students with key equations covered in the H2 Physics syllabus (9749)1

To make revision more convenient, we've consolidated the formula sheet into an easy-to-read 1-page PDF that you can download or print at any time. For students who would like more personalised guidance, our JC Physics tuition programme provides targeted support to strengthen conceptual understanding and exam technique.

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Download the official Physics formula sheet used in the H2 Physics syllabus or our consolidated notes (1 page) to help you in your revision.

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Check out our consolidated notes for the Physics formula sheet:

What’s Included in the Physics Formula Sheet?

The Physics formula sheet contains key formulae, physical constants, and reference information, including:

Measurements, Units & Physical Constants

This section contains SI base units, common prefixes, and important physical constants used throughout the H2 Physics syllabus. Students refer to these values when performing calculations, converting units, and presenting answers using the correct scientific conventions.

Mechanics

The Mechanics section includes formulae related to kinematics, forces, energy, momentum, work, and power. These equations are commonly used to analyse the motion of objects, solve force-related problems, and calculate quantities such as speed, acceleration, and kinetic energy.

Circular Motion, Gravitation and Oscillations

This section provides the key equations for concepts such as circular motion, gravitational fields, and simple harmonic motion. Students will use these formulae to solve questions involving satellites, planets, rotating objects, springs, pendulums, and other oscillating systems.

Wave Motion

The Wave Motion section covers the relationships between wave speed, frequency, wavelength, and other wave properties. These formulae are applied in questions involving sound, light, diffraction, interference, and standing waves.

Electric Fields and Current Electricity

This section contains equations for electric fields, potential difference, capacitance, resistance, electrical power, and circuits. Students will frequently use these formulae when analysing electrical circuits, calculating current and voltage, and solving circuit-based problems.

Magnetism and Electromagnetic Induction

The Magnetism and Electromagnetic Induction section includes formulae related to magnetic fields, magnetic forces, electromagnetic induction, and alternating currents. These equations are commonly applied in questions involving charged particles, motors, generators, and induced electromotive force (e.m.f.).

Quantum and Nuclear Physics

This final section covers equations related to photons, quantum phenomena, radioactivity, nuclear reactions, and mass-energy equivalence. Students will use these formulae to solve problems involving photon energy, radioactive decay, nuclear stability, and particle interactions.

How to Use the Physics Formula Sheet Effectively For Revision

While the Physics formula sheet is provided during examinations, students still need to be familiar with its contents and know how to identify the correct formula, understand the meaning behind each equation, and apply it correctly in different contexts. 

Here are a few practical tips on how to use the Physics formula sheet effectively: 

  • Familiarise yourself with the layout: Know where different sections and formulae are located so you can quickly find the information you need during practice and examinations.
  • Understand the meaning behind each formula: Avoid relying on memorisation alone. Learn what each symbol represents, the conditions where the formula applies, and how it connects to the underlying Physics concept.
  • Practise applying formulae to different question types: Use the formula sheet while attempting topical questions and past-year papers to develop confidence in selecting and applying the correct equations.
  • Review commonly used formulae regularly: While the formula sheet is provided during exams, being familiar with frequently used equations allows you to spend more time focusing on problem-solving rather than searching for formulae.

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Here at Zenith, our world-class teachers have an unbeatable track record for helping students achieve their academic goals in their A Level Physics exams. Using a modern pedagogical approach, our educators excel at breaking down complex concepts into step-by-step explanations, strengthening students’ fundamental understanding and boosting exam readiness.

FAQs: Physics Formula Sheet

Is this Physics formula sheet based on the latest A Level syllabus?

Yes, this Physics formula sheet is based on the latest Singapore-Cambridge GCE A Level H2 Physics syllabus. Students can familiarise themselves with the formulae during revision to better understand the relationships between different concepts and apply them effectively when solving examination questions.

Can I bring this Physics formula sheet into the examination?

No. Students are not allowed to bring their own copy of the Physics formula sheet into the examination. An official formula and data booklet is provided by the examination authorities for use during the paper.

Is this Physics formula sheet suitable for H1 or H2 Physics?

This Physics formula sheet is designed specifically for the H2 Physics syllabus. While some formulae may overlap with H1 Physics, students taking H1 Physics should refer to the relevant syllabus requirements when preparing for their examinations.

Does the Physics formula sheet include every formula I need to memorise?

No. While the official Physics formula sheet provides many key formulae and constants required during the examination, it does not contain every relationship that students may need to apply. Students are still expected to understand key Physics concepts, derive relationships when necessary, and be familiar with commonly used equations and principles beyond those on the formula sheet.

Which A Level physics topics use the most formulas?

Topics such as Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, and Waves typically involve frequent use of formulae. However, success in H2 Physics depends not only on recalling equations but also on understanding concepts and applying them correctly in different question contexts.

Are there separate formula sheets for AS and A Level Physics?

The formulae and data provided depend on the specific syllabus and examination requirements. For Singapore-Cambridge GCE A Level Physics, students should refer to the official formulae and data booklet provided for their respective syllabus.

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