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Can u plz send them to me aswell? It will be a source of great help...plzz
Yeah sureYeah , can you send me the notes as well ..
I am also struggling with phy ATP ..
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Can u plz send them to me aswell? It will be a source of great help...plzz
Yeah sureYeah , can you send me the notes as well ..
I am also struggling with phy ATP ..
Can someone solve the 2nd part of this question(the surface area one)...my ans is not matching the marking scheme...
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Thanx alottt...
I hope the picture explains your query
oh Do you have AS level papers for Physics ... that would really help ..The key to A* is solve as many past papers as possible from REDSPOT. Once you've done 7-8 papers, you'll be able to solve the paper within 20-30 mins.
I'm sending you the notes in Personal Message. Hope you find them of good use.
Hard printed copy or soft copy?oh Do you have AS level papers for Physics ... that would really help ..
soft copy .. in any order u likeHard printed copy or soft copy?
Topic wise?
Sent. Check PM.soft copy .. in any order u like
The key to A* is solve as many past papers as possible from REDSPOT. Once you've done 7-8 papers, you'll be able to solve the paper within 20-30 mins.
I'm sending you the notes in Personal Message. Hope you find them of good use.
Can anybody explain me that what does this ''x square'' mean & how to solve this question?
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The key concept for this question is Newton's 3rd Law: for each force, there must be an opposing force with the same magnitude.
Yea, that's exactly how the explanation goes....ThanxThe key concept for this question is Newton's 3rd Law: for each force, there must be an opposing force with the same magnitude.
Since X and Y are connected together by the spring, when the spring is pulling X to give it acceleration, X is also pulling the spring (the opposing force). And this opposing force is transferred onto Y.
Thus, Y is experiencing a force with equal magnitude to the force on X.
And according to Newton's 2nd Law, since Y's mass is half of X, it should have an acceleration 2 times of X.
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Well as the topic says help for chemistry biology and Physics is available here that means that u can ask any mind blowing question or ask any question regarding a particular topic or ask abt any questions from Past paper or any of your text books.
I made this topic so that people dont make many posts asking abt bio,physics or chemistry individually but they can post their reply here where it can be answered with ease and the members wont have to go searching for topics to help! !
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