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My pleasurePeterG said:Ah ok... I put that the ammeter reading would gradually decrease when the switch closed as the capacitor would charge up... but I did not put that it would eventually read zero... maybe I get some marks from 2 I guess... Thanks again!
Because velocity is changing yes, it is 'accelerating' because the direction is changing even though the speed may be constant. And the force acts towards the center of the circular path.serendipity said:It asked why circular motion cannot be constant (because velocity is a vector and direction is always changing), what would be needed for it to take place (constant force), and direction of the force (outwards, I guess, from the center...)
MasterOfPuppets said:Yes it should be 0 A. That's because since there is a capacitor before it, the capacitor will store all the charge supplied by the battery, so the ammeter won't detect any.PeterG said:Ok, thanks! And anyone got any idea about the reading of the ammeter question?
PeterG said:It was worth two marks... So I put current gradually decreases (ammeter reading gradually decreases) with time as the capacitor charges up but I am not sure if they wanted us to mention that the reading would eventually become zero for the two marks, maybe yes
Dracula95 said:i did....u have ne doubt?
Yousef90 said:Can anyone help me with Physics paper 6 ? I have no idea how to draw the drawings and the precautions of Physics tests . Please help me ! I think I'm going to fail.
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