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October,November,2012 Maths Examination.
Wow Bro ! I am not the one who prepared the question papers. ;) Then how would I have the question papers ? Usually no one has access to the questions of certain session before the exams stars except those persons authorized by the CIE. So just stop wasting you time by asking the question... -
Statment of entry
I'm not much aware about the private candidates you better consult the nearby British Council. -
Students appearing in Oct/Nov 2012
Where did you found out Magnetism for As Physics . Dude you are misguided, magnetism is of A2 portion not As. -
Statment of entry
Are you private candidate ? If not then check with your school. -
P1 MCQ's preparation thread for chemistry ONLY!!!!
bamteck I was supposed to solve out some of the MCQ's but due to my school's semester exam I was not able to do that. I am really willing to help but my Oct/Nov exams are knocking at my doors and I have lot more to practice and I'm not appearing for the Chemistry paper this season. So I'm really... -
Physics: Post your doubts here!
Its not for elastic collision. That's for inelastic collision. In case of elastic collision the kinetic energy of the body is conserved so we have to use the another equation that I mentioned earlier. I guess you are clear now. :) -
Physics: Post your doubts here!
Yes for the question no. 2 of Paper 3 . You have to write the errors and ways to solve them and you usually don't have to draw graph in those questions. -
Physics: Post your doubts here!
For Q no. 4 the total range with which the values are fluctuating is +- 0.04 not +- 0.02 . So the range is +- 0.04. That's my reason . And for question no. 10 we know that in case of elastic collision u1 - u2 = v2 - v1 ( i.e Speed of approach = Speed of separation ) . Since the body are... -
Students appearing in Oct/Nov 2012
Yeah I'm appearing. And what about you ? :rolleyes: -
October,November,2012 Maths Examination.
Bruce Are you form UK ? We (Zone 4 students) have Maths paper on 10th Oct. coz. we are giving variant 12. But if you are from UK then you might be having some other variant as UK is not in our zone. I guess you have variant 11 or might be 13 but not 12. I guess you guys are clear now. ;) -
Physics: Post your doubts here!
Can any one explain me question no. 17 and 20 of May/June 2011 Paper 11. Question Paper : http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge%20International%20A%20and%20AS%20Level/Physics%20(9702)/9702_s11_qp_12.pdf Marking Scheme ... -
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Physics Definitions
I am having a bit of problem regarding definitions in A-Level Physics. For instance if the question in Paper 2 asks us to define "Moment of a force" then can we simply write "Force x Perpendicular distance" or do we need to explain it in the full length as "Moment of a force is defined as the... -
Physics Paper 1
Few months back some folks out here posted many past papers with detailed solution for Physics Paper 1 but due to their hectic schedule or might be due to other reasons they were not able to solve all the papers. I am ready to solve some of these remaining papers but I alone won't be able to... -
Oct/Nov 2012 Contdown
It has been a long time since the countdown on the home page of this awesome site is ideal and its still quoting about the result of the May/June session. I guess now its time for the countdown clock to march towards the Oct/Nov session as it is approaching nearer and nearer every second. This...- elbeyon
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P1 MCQ's preparation thread for chemistry ONLY!!!!
So, let's get started with May/June 2002. -
P1 MCQ's preparation thread for chemistry ONLY!!!!
I hope it would be better it we could solve each past papers and post the solutions for each questions possible out here on the yearly basis as some of the folks did during their preparation for Physics during this May/June session. It would benefit a lot of people out there. I know its a lot of... -
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Physics: Post your doubts here!
Can anyone help me out for this question: The answer is B. -
Calling everyone!
With 80% from your As and with the marks that you mentioned for P3 and M1 you will definitely get an A ( an A not A*). But be sure to obtain the marks that you mentioned above. A is also an awesome grade but if you are desperately aiming for an A* then retake the As portion and be sure to obtain...