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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Hi can anyone please explain the following MCQs to me, like the concept part-:
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The answer is A(Whereas I thought it should be B)

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The answer is D(I don't know how to derive the answer for this one at all)

Any help would be appreciated a lot, thank you so much!!
 
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Hi can anyone please explain the following MCQs to me, like the concept part-:
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The answer is A(Whereas I thought it should be B)

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The answer is D(I don't know how to derive the answer for this one at all)

Any help would be appreciated a lot, thank you so much!!

for mcq 15, this if because when u are falling u do not become lighter! the weight of the body remains constant but air resiatance increases such that (mg - air resistance), which is the resultant force decreases.


for question 18, u use v^2= u^2 +2as,

u look for acceleration using, u=10 ms-1 and s=10m,

u will get a=-5ms-2

since same braking force, deceleration will be the same for the second motion,

u reuse same equation of motion,

replace u by 30 and a by -5 search for s ;)

u will get s=90

btw where did u got this question? i got it for my mock exams
 
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Thank you so much!Well this is from the past papers.
for mcq 15, this if because when u are falling u do not become lighter! the weight of the body remains constant but air resiatance increases such that (mg - air resistance), which is the resultant force decreases.


for question 18, u use v^2= u^2 +2as,

u look for acceleration using, u=10 ms-1 and s=10m,

u will get a=-5ms-2

since same braking force, deceleration will be the same for the second motion,

u reuse same equation of motion,

replace u by 30 and a by -5 search for s ;)

u will get s=90

btw where did u got this question? i got it for my mock exams
 
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Can anyone please explain me the following question-
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The answer given in marking scheme is
'when CG below pivot, weight acts through the pivot
(so) weight has no turning effect about pivot'

However I did not understand it so please help.
 
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guys, do you have any suggestions how to study physics A level?? i have took the AS on oct nov 2013 and retook AS on may june 2014. it seems like i got no idea how to improve the score(although i havent received my may june 2014 result, but i knew it was terrible). Please help me :(:( cause i wanna take a level this oct nov 2014. thankk youuu
 
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guys, do you have any suggestions how to study physics A level?? i have took the AS on oct nov 2013 and retook AS on may june 2014. it seems like i got no idea how to improve the score(although i havent received my may june 2014 result, but i knew it was terrible). Please help me :(:( cause i wanna take a level this oct nov 2014. thankk youuu
Look, just clear your all concepts. Remember all basic units. Go to my thread for materials. Just clear all concepts and you will clear it easily. :)
 
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