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    Dr. Roger Norris - EXAMINERS' TIPS

    Why didn't you post this earlier?!
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    Physics paper3: the discussion.

    I also made the fill in the blanks half, without calculation. Here is why: The first answer was 4, they said the diameter halved, that means the resistance should now be 8, but it came out to be 6, that means the length decreased, they gave space for a single answer, so I wrote half without...
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    Physics paper3: the discussion.

    This question is clearly e.c.f The explanation should be suitable to the mark you made on the figure.
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    Physics paper3: the discussion.

    How about the fill in the blank part involving the length and resistance of the wire? I found this exam really hard, what does everyone think?
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    Physics paper1: the discussion.

    I already stated before, the question asked about the box of matches not one match! If one match then you are right, but a box of matches contains matches, partly made of wood, phosphorus ends, air between the matches. Air and wood seem to contain chemical energy to you?
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    Physics paper3: the discussion.

    Ok that wasn't an easy one. If you have any questions, please ask. I'll start: What was the answer for the water level in the matt black bulb and the other shiny white bulb? What was the answer for the scientist/laboratory question concerning the speed of sound, the table was unreadable!
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    Physics paper1: the discussion.

    Wax isn't completely solid, because it was melting, so some is solid and some is liquid. Batter chemican and BOX of matches internal, the question didn't ask about A match itself, it asked about the box of matches, which contains matches which are partly made of wood, and contains air between...
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    Physics paper1: the discussion.

    Yes about the candle it is D. About the cable it is fire, because an electric shock only happens to humans, he didn't ask what is the greatest hazard on the citizens of the house, an electric shock won't happen to the atmosphere!
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    Physics paper1: the discussion.

    Ask your questions here. What is the answer for the question concerning the cut live wire which is protruding from the wall? Is it fire or electric shock. What is the answer for the question concerning the wax thing, is it C?
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    physics disscusion JUNE 2010

    375 and 88 are right.
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    Chemistry paper1 [discussion here] after exam

    I don't do chemistry, but I have a physics paper1 exam tomorrow. Should I answer the questions first in the paper then copy the answers, or should I copy each answer alone after choosing it? Any suggestions, just to save time, and concentrate as well.
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    Biology Paper 3 MAY/JUNE 2010 [Discussion]

    I made the percentage 12.6, is it really right?
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    A* Grading Example

    Thanks, that explained a lot.
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    Biology Paper 6 MAY/JUNE 2010 [Discussion]

    Someone needs to outline how he/she got 800%. Show your working and try to convince us!
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    IGCSE Biology Paper6

    It was easy, what's the percentage though?
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    IGCSE Biology Paper6

    Pencillin is coming for sure, it doesn't need Rawan. It is new to the syllabus!
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    BIOLOGY PAPER6 HELP

    Remember whenever the question says "safety precautions," then say "wear goggles, lab coat, and make sure the heating apparatus is far enough from any flammable substances."
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    Maths Paper 4 Discussion

    x=5.2
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    Maths Paper 4 Discussion

    Thanks. The funny thing is, I forgot about "octagon," so instead I wrote zectagon!
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    Maths Paper 4 Discussion

    Whoever is sure about the vector questions please reply. Because I considered CM as 1/2CV. I don't think CM/MV are equal to 1/3v, there is just no clue in the question.
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