Experimental skills
Experimental graphs and relationships
Use a graph or relationship to obtain and interpret a physical quantity.
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1 linked page in 2026. The different years are examples of this same skill family, not additional types.
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2026 · Section2
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Relationships sheet (PDF opens in a new tab)Check the published marking instructions
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2026 marking · mi (PDF opens in a new tab)
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