ConceptOrbit

@conceptorbit123

Cambridge IGCSE Physics, Maths and Computer Science you can experiment with. Free lessons, simulations, past papers marked to the mark scheme. Launching soon.

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Joined October 2026

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Oct 26
Teachers: marking tells you how a class did last week. ConceptOrbit shows you where it's stuck now, weakest topic first. Launching soon. The first 50 people to confirm their email get 50% off, and the next 50 get 25% off.
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Create your ConceptOrbit account to join the waiting list as a teacher. The first 50 get 50% off, the next 50 get 25% off.
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@conceptorbit123
Oct 16
Where must the 6 N load go to balance the beam? 4 N × 0.45 m = 1.8 N m anticlockwise. Balanced means clockwise = anticlockwise, so 6 × d = 1.8 and d = 0.30 m. conceptorbit.com/physics/units/…
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@conceptorbit123
Oct 15
337 lessons, 149 simulations, three courses at launch: Cambridge IGCSE Physics, Maths and Computer Science. More subjects follow: more IGCSE, O Level, AS & A Level, and other boards such as Pearson Edexcel. conceptorbit.com/about?utm_sour…
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@conceptorbit123
Oct 14
After pass 3 the list reads 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8. It looks sorted. Will bubble sort make another pass? Answer in the reply. #IGCSEComputerScience
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@conceptorbit123
Oct 13
In parallel, the total resistance is less than the smallest resistor. 6 Ω and 3 Ω on 12 V: the branches take 2 A and 4 A, the cell supplies 6 A, so R = 12 ÷ 6 = 2 Ω. Try it: conceptorbit.com/physics/tools/…

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