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Hi,
Electricity question are not difficult at all. Though I don't have any notes relating to this, but there's a tip that i would like to give you; it really helps me.
When ever you get an electricity question in P3 try setting up the series circuit first; forgot about all the parallel connections. Once you're done with joining all the series connections, then move on to joining parallel connections. Otherwise, most of the students usually jumble up all the wires around and are then confused about which wire was connected where.
Secondly, always try to ensure that all the connections are tight; check this by pulling the wires lightly: if the connections do not break, then your circuit is all right otherwise it is not.
And one thing more, when asked to measure the diameter of the resistance wire, measure the diameter at various lengths, and then take its average.
Hope these tips will help you; they help me a lot!
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