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Hey Guys Lets discuss the 2012 papers? ! Its quite tough!
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O'levels physics is not that hard when v read the syllabus however questions can b very tricky so pay attention towards that. If u pay full attention then time is no problem. And this all is useless talk that oct nov is easier/harder or vice versa. its just random and nothing is difficult or hard as long as u r prepared. but yes questions myt sumtimes seem easy while in reality they r tricky. Good luck!Hey guys,
I am a private candidate and I will be giving physics in OCT/NOV. I have completed the syllabus and I have just started doing past papers. My question is will these remaining months be enough to achieve a good grade? Also I will appreciate any advice. One more thing, a friend of mine told me that papers of OCT/NOV are harder. Is it true????
what do u wanna discuss as i gave this years paper !!Hey Guys Lets discuss the 2012 papers? ! Its quite tough!
To be honest...it will be hard if you are unprepared..or if the exam contains the questions from a topic you find difficulty in...so my advice is Be very thorough...go through every topic...and master them one by one...it is sometimes useful in physics to study a little bit of advanced stuffs....it may or may not help you....as different people have different ways of studying...If you want good grades in Physics...Read the book Complete Physics by Stephen Pople...and do all the questions in there...this will make sure you are ready for most basic questions...If you do a lot of MCQ questions you will be quite thorough in physics...I suggest doing IGCSE, GCSE O level papers of Physics from 1990 - 2011 this will make sure you are very familiar with all types of questions...In physics its rare to see repeated calculation questions...so make sure you know how to use formulas..and which formulas to use....for theory paper understand every concept...reading won't help it..make sure you understand what you read...and try to explain it in your own words...use scientific words as much as possible...Think of it as explaining it to a 5th grader .. so you can make sure you explained it well enough ! That's all my suggestions and advice! Nothing is hard if you are motivated to work hard
O'levels physics is not that hard when v read the syllabus however questions can b very tricky so pay attention towards that. If u pay full attention then time is no problem. And this all is useless talk that oct nov is easier/harder or vice versa. its just random and nothing is difficult or hard as long as u r prepared. but yes questions myt sumtimes seem easy while in reality they r tricky. Good luck!
Thank you for your help I will tell my friend what an idiot he is for telling me the OCT/NOV papers are hard.
Oh is there a discussion thread? well since I couldn't find any marking schemes ofcourse they are not out even...I just found it a bit tough ! ! so wanted to see all the other geniuses answers...to get reasonable answerswhat do u wanna discuss as i gave this years paper !!
Oh is there a discussion thread? well since I couldn't find any marking schemes ofcourse they are not out even...I just found it a bit tough ! ! so wanted to see all the other geniuses answers...to get reasonable answers
nd as an aditional information let me tell u dat a teacher told me dat he askd in one of the meetings from CIE people abt the same doubt nd they also said that its nothing like that cz they dunt hv any grudge against either of the sessions. in fact they said that they make questions of 5 years at one time and then jumble them up and give them in exams. so any chance of deliberately giving hard or easy questions to either of the session is just illogical. i hope u r tension free abt it now...?Thank you for your help I will tell my friend what an idiot he is for telling me the OCT/NOV papers are hard.
nd as an aditional information let me tell u dat a teacher told me dat he askd in one of the meetings from CIE people abt the same doubt nd they also said that its nothing like that cz they dunt hv any grudge against either of the sessions. in fact they said that they make questions of 5 years at one time and then jumble them up and give them in exams. so any chance of deliberately giving hard or easy questions to either of the session is just illogical. i hope u r tension free abt it now...?
No in fact the answer is C since the perpendicular distance between the line of action and the pivot is largest. Ok.Need help in Q2.
Shouldn't the answer be A? Bcz distance from the pivot is greatest in A.
The answer is in fact C since when calculating the number of moles of chlorine of metal X as follows : 10*0.05/1000 = 0.0005 moles and the number of moles of silver nitrate is 10*0.1/1000 = 0.001. The valency of X is 0.001/0.0005 which is equal to 2. By cross multiplication, the formula is XCl2. Thanksscouserlfc: Man I think everyone is out on vacations and you can only help me in solving this Chemistry MCQ:
Q. Silver ions react with chloride ions.
Ag+ + Cl- -----> AgCl
It was found that 10 cm3 of a 0.05 mol/dm3 solution of the chloride of a metal, X, needed 10 cm3 of a 0.1 mol/dm3 silver nitrate solution for complete reaction. What is the formula of the chloride?
A. X2Cl
B. XC
C. XCl2
D. XCl3
nd as an aditional information let me tell u dat a teacher told me dat he askd in one of the meetings from CIE people abt the same doubt nd they also said that its nothing like that cz they dunt hv any grudge against either of the sessions. in fact they said that they make questions of 5 years at one time and then jumble them up and give them in exams. so any chance of deliberately giving hard or easy questions to either of the session is just illogical. i hope u r tension free abt it now...?[/quote
If what you say is true, then i am relieved!!
As you know work done= force * perpendicular distance. If you just look at the June97 question 9 its basically the same thing. So work done against friction= the distance* frictional force which is equal to= 3*100=300J. ThanksA person exerts a horizontal force of 500N on a box, which also experiences a friction force of 100N. How much work is done against friction when the box moves a horizontal distance of 3 m?
Is the answer 1200 J or 300 J?
delta V=V-U=-22-25=-47 m/sThnx for helping. But kindly see (Q1-b-i) in this paper: http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International O Level/Physics (5054)/5054_w10_qp_22.pdf
The answer is (-)47 m/s. So in this way, shouldn't the answer of my above question be (-)900 km/h?
i m realy confused about the electricty chapter inn the physics and mole in chemistry and genes in biology anyone ccan help me .... pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.........
Just by telling Electricity we wouldn't know because its too broad..are you actually having problems with the whole main topic? or do you have specific areas?! and Chemistry moles what do you not know about it?
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