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THANKShere pivot is Q and clockwise moment(distance QC *weight of lamina) will balance it.
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THANKShere pivot is Q and clockwise moment(distance QC *weight of lamina) will balance it.
something like this? then measure the angle of incident?Please explain the question attached!
what is p.d.s in C.R.O.? help pls...
HEREcan u convert it to pdf?i can't open it..
no D. need answersanswer is B?
This is the diagram to SHOW the critical angle! Not on how to measure it!something like this? then measure the angle of incident?
dont know... cant help... sorry...no D. need answers
Go through the book and notes thoroughly and try to learn definitions and practice pastpapers.how are u guys preparing for P2??? i am really tensed!! My average score is 67-68, what can i do to make sure i dont lose that 7-8 marks???please help!
SAME here,how are u guys preparing for P2??? i am really tensed!! My average score is 67-68, what can i do to make sure i dont lose that 7-8 marks???please help!
22=ci give answer first...
22=A?
26=A?
32=C?
34=D?
correct?
then u wan draw a block then draw out the incident and refracted ray? then use sin i/sin r to find refractive index... then only use sin critical angle =1/refractive index? i think like that too long...This is the diagram to SHOW the critical angle! Not on how to measure it!
dont scare me man... i check the ms... my answer for 22 wrong only... answer is B...22=c
26=a
32=D
34=A
i think
lol... again? 0.3m x 2N=0.6Nm and it will turn clockwise... answer is A!
HERE
The answer is A because C is the centre of mass and Moment=force x perpendicular distance.Since weight acts downwards, QC will be the distance that is 0.30m.Now the answer will be 0.30x2=0.6Nm. clockwise moment
woah! so detail! thanks!place semi circular glass/ perspex block, then draw around it with pencil( so that it can be restored if moved)
then place two pins P1, P2 in straight line with the flat part of the semicircular glass block.
view from different angles until the two pins appear as one, then place another pin P3 from behind the circular part of the block so that the three pins appear as one. place another pin P4 behind it for accuracy.
draw line from P3 and P4 to flat part of block. draw normal at point where it touches block. measure angle from normal of line P3,P4 to get critical angle!View attachment 10673
Thanks, seems reasonable!place semi circular glass/ perspex block, then draw around it with pencil( so that it can be restored if moved)
then place two pins P1, P2 in straight line with the flat part of the semicircular glass block.
view from different angles until the two pins appear as one, then place another pin P3 from behind the circular part of the block so that the three pins appear as one. place another pin P4 behind it for accuracy.
draw line from P3 and P4 to flat part of block. draw normal at point where it touches block. measure angle from normal of line P3,P4 to get critical angle!View attachment 10673
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