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I explained it . _ .http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s12_qp_12.pdf
Need someone to explain question 22 to me, please!
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I explained it . _ .http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s12_qp_12.pdf
Need someone to explain question 22 to me, please!
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Speed = 10 m/s :
0.5 * m * 100 = 1500
m = 30 kg
Speed = 40 m/s :
0.5 * 30 * 1600 = 24000 J
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All you have to do is put in numbers into the formulas I've given you. You're given the pressure, which is F/A. They want you to find the density. Density=m/v. To get m, you'll need to divide F/g (g is a constant). To get V, you'll need to multiply A with the height, which is given in the question.
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LOLhahaha lol i was a minute late !
Q17: The gravitational potential energy is taken from the bottom of the ball. The diameter of the ball is 8.0 cm so height taken before is 72 cm and taken after is 37 cm. The ratio of kinetic energy transformed is the same as the gravitational potential energy transformed. So 37/72*0.75=0.39can u explain me q35 and q17????
A: Force is 2N and spring constant,k is 1/2 in series combination. Extension is 2/(1/2)=4and even q23
the volume is 340 m^3 per minute .. so the mass is = density x volume = 340 x 1000 = 340000the answer is B!!!CAN NE1 EXPLAIN WHY?
electric force = voltage/distance= 12/(1 x 10 ^-3) = 12000 N/Cthe answer is C!!!explain plz
here you use the formulaplz explain why the answer is c
Thought blocker please explain this to us~ i understand it but i need further explaination!whayo the answer D?
Thought blocker please explain this to us~ i understand it but i need further explaination!
Across da 2Ω resistor, da Potential decreases a little so gradient will b relatively small for da first part. den between da 2 resistors potential is constant so straight line. now for da 4Ω resistor, da potential decreases more den it did across da 2Ω, so gradient will b steeper den across 2Ω. Answer therefore is Dwhayo the answer D?
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