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Physics Paper 12 How was it

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i suppose 24 hours are gone and so here is the list i made.........
what was question 31?? can u rmbr the details coz i cnt exactly rmrb the question..

then num 13, to calculate pressure of the gas, i thought we should add up the atm too rite??
 

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and wht was the ans of that qs wid the micrometer, we had 2 find the are of the wire ryt?
 
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what was question 31?? can u rmbr the details coz i cnt exactly rmrb the question..

then num 13, to calculate pressure of the gas, i thought we should add up the atm too rite??
No we didnt had to add the atmospheric pressure..just had to calculate the pressure of Gas.
 
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what was question 31?? can u rmbr the details coz i cnt exactly rmrb the question..

then num 13, to calculate pressure of the gas, i thought we should add up the atm too rite??
actually 31 wasnt the momentum 1, i numbered them in the order i remembered them, but it was the one where two balls collide about restitution....repeated mcq and in pressure one i didnt add atmospheric pressure because since the cross sectional area of test tube is very small the force exerted by atmosphere is negligible
 
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no D is correct i think, i cant rmember the options
just to confirm..in tht ladder question, it was stated tht "when the ladder is just about to fall"..does it mean it is falling or in equilibrium?? check out paper May/June 08, num 14..in this question, the ladder is at rest and is not moving
 
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actually 31 wasnt the momentum 1, i numbered them in the order i remembered them, but it was the one where two balls collide about restitution....repeated mcq and in pressure one i didnt add atmospheric pressure because since the cross sectional area of test tube is very small the force exerted by atmosphere is negligible
oh ok..i remember tht question now..but yeah, i got D..then y did u put A?? they did change the options compared to previous years
 
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just to confirm..in tht ladder question, it was stated tht "when the ladder is just about to fall"..does it mean it is falling or in equilibrium?? check out paper May/June 08, num 14..in this question, the ladder is at rest and is not moving
i got really confused in ladder one between C and D, in C the reaction force was opposing the ladder, i thought it was C because in limiting equilibrium, friction acts against motion, then since question said friction less i though D was a better force diagram to show the motion...but em doubt full
 
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i got really confused in ladder one between C and D, in C the reaction force was opposing the ladder, i thought it was C because in limiting equilibrium, friction acts against motion, then since question said friction less i though D was a better force diagram to show the motion...but em doubt full
i got confused too..most of my frens answered either B or D..
 
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the strain energy question, just calculate the area undr the graph rite..but i din really get B..n when i calculated using the smaller boxes, i got A :(
n question num 16, if u heat the gas, i thought the kinetic energy increases n so the collision increases right?? i answered the statement with the mean separation
 
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the strain energy question, just calculate the area undr the graph rite..but i din really get B..n when i calculated using the smaller boxes, i got A :(
n question num 16, if u heat the gas, i thought the kinetic energy increases n so the collision increases right?? i answered the statement with the mean separation
they gave a point in the question that the pressure remains constant, so then the frequency of collisions remains same.....if the collisions increased the pressure should have also increases, .the seperation does increase when heated and expanded, and they asked which statement does NOT occur..in strain energy i drew 1 triangle and 2 trapeziums and got o.123, since in questions it was 2 sig fig so 0.12 was fine.
 
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