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How to Analyse Experimental Data in Google Sheets for High School Physics

This video is a full walkthrough on how to analyse experimental data using Google Sheets. It is designed to accompany my Core Practical 9 video for Edexcel International A Level Physics, but it also works as a general beginner friendly introduction to Google Sheets for any high school student or anyone who needs to organise and process data for the first time. I start by pasting a realistic set of raw timing data from Core Practical 9. Then I show how to enter formulas, calculate velocity, and how to use fill down to apply formulas to all rows. I demonstrate how to calculate averages, how to insert a scatter plot, how to put velocity on the x axis and m multiplied by time on the y axis, and how to add a trendline and show the equation on the chart. This mirrors exactly what students must do when analysing Core Practical 9 for the Edexcel specification. The aim of this video is to make data analysis approachable, simple, and clear for students who may have never used spreadsheets before. It can be used in class, during revision, or as a general introduction to Google Sheets for anyone who wants to learn the basics. Google Sheets file used in the video: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... Support the channel on PayPal if you wish: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/docto... #physics #alevel #edexcel #practicalskills #momentum #impulse #google #googlesheets #excel #dataanalysis #experiment #highschool #science #teacher #tutoring #education #revision #corepractical9 #measurements #graphs #trendline #datascience #students