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Practical | GUIDE BOOK(free Download) | POST YOUR DOUBTS HERE.
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Physics P3 (Practical) Notes and Tips
You set it up within the two hours. You are provided with a checklist before it starts to mark if you have everything. If its too difficult to set up (electricity) ask the invigilator to set it up for you. You will LOSE 2 marks for this though. -
Physics practical tips
amaz arif princessnoor Electricity is one of them, the first question most probably. Study variable resistors and how to use them. Check the Oct/Nov 10 P33 and P32. I think it was in one of them. Not sure if that's coming but just a guess. -
Physics P3 (Practical) Notes and Tips
You need to be clearer on the first question just a bit more, or direct me to the marking scheme. For your other question, I found the question by pure chance. What it simply means is that because we apply a force on the car as we release it to go down the slope, this extra force by our hand... -
Physics P3 (Practical) Notes and Tips
Princess Raven Can you direct me to the question paper for your question? I can try to find an explanation. NaNinG For all graph questions try to understand your gradient. What I mean is, look at the question and ask yourself if you should get a positive or negative gradient. This will help you... -
Physics P3 (Practical) Notes and Tips
Both sources I found on these forums, and they weren't compiled by me. However these are helpful. For what NaNinG said, you can find your answers in the Practical guide posted below. Tell me if anything is missing. Anyone know where to find solved practical papers online? -
Physics P3 (Practical) Notes and Tips
When is your paper? I'll finding the examples before then. -
Do you have a practical guide you could share? For Physics P3?
Do you have a practical guide you could share? For Physics P3?- Jassim
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Physics P3 (Practical) Notes and Tips
If anyone has any tips for attempting the paper or any guidelines to share, as well as any leaks :p Please post them here. It could help alot of people :) This is a guideline by the username of Arley... -
Expected Grade Thresholds for Biology 9700 May June 2014
Anybody willing to give an idea of what the Gt for biology will be? In my opinion Paper 12: 29/40 Paper 22: 42/60 Paper 33: 31/40 -
Biology Paper 33 guess please
Delivery tube. An source of error is bubble leak from tube. Can be corrected by using plasticine to cover leaks. -
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Biology Paper 33 guess please
Yeast co2 production enzymes and a slide -
Biology Practical 33!
Yeast can carry out anaerobic respiration, known as fermentation. Knowing that yeast is a living thing I can predict that: Yeast respires best at room temperature (35-37°C) I came to this prediction because most living things do respire best at this temperature. Yeast respires... -
biology practical
Guys, try googling plan diagrams AND slides for yeast, artery, lungs, capillary and lymphocyte, macrophages, neutrophils. For plant cells google slides of potato, onion epidermis, VASCULAR BUNDLE and a general plant cell. This saves time and helps you identify the slides in the paper. For... -
AS BIOLOGY P-33
Guys, try googling plan diagrams AND slides for yeast, artery, lungs, capillary and lymphocyte, macrophages, neutrophils. For plant cells google slides of potato, onion epidermis, VASCULAR BUNDLE and a general plant cell. This saves time and helps you identify the slides in the paper. For... -
Biology Practical 33!
Guys, try googling plan diagrams AND slides for yeast, artery, lungs, capillary and lymphocyte, macrophages, neutrophils. For plant cells google slides of potato, onion epidermis, VASCULAR BUNDLE and a general plant cell. This saves time and helps you identify the slides in the paper. For... -
Biology 9700 Paper 33/32/31 Notes and tips
Low power diagrams usually show less oraganelles than high power drawings. They may also seem blurred. The difference between low and high power drawings is not really magnification, but resolution, which is defined as the ability to distinguish between two points effectively. Remember, all... -
Biology 9700 Paper 33/32/31 Notes and tips
Can anyone explain the difference between simple and serial dilution? -