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It may cause it to accelerate or it may cause it to move in a circle. (centripetal force)Describe the ways in which a force may change the motion of a body
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It may cause it to accelerate or it may cause it to move in a circle. (centripetal force)Describe the ways in which a force may change the motion of a body
I don't have a soft copy so i can't give them to u.... sorry.... but i can refer some books which might be helpful: Physics for You; Explaining Physics; World of Physics.... there might be unnecessary details in these books so make sure you hve the syllabus un front of you and check out all the topics (subtopics) of the syllabus you have done bcuz there are many small topics in b/w that may be neglected... anyways about the radioactivity Physics For You is i think the best for it but consult other books too bcuz for cambridge you can never have enough information... best of lukDoes anyone have notes regarding Radioactivity?
it is approximately 1/3 .. if you immerse it too much you won't be able to red the scale and take the reading.... and if it is immersed too little it will not be accurate and you can't be sure of externl factors affecting the temperature.Why should a thermometer be immersed 1/3....I don't understand why can't it be more or less
A body is following the principle of momments if the body is in equilibrioum or when the sum of upward forces are equal to the sum of downwards forces (or sum of clockwise moments is equal to sum of anticlockwise moments)Describe how to verify the principle of moments
A force can stop a body in motion.Describe the ways in which a force may change the motion of a body
whats red scaleit is approximately 1/3 .. if you immerse it too much you won't be able to red the scale and take the reading.... and if it is immersed too little it will not be accurate and you can't be sure of externl factors affecting the temperature.
I get 4200V each time, i am confused. What will be the current across the metal sheath, is it 0.80 A because its a series circuit?PHYSICS:
http://www.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge O Levels/5054 - Physics/5054_w03_qp_2.pdf
Could somebody please solve Q10 (c)(ii)? I get the wrong answer.
Oh it isn't mentioned? i didn't c it... but to b on the safe side i wud suggest that u do it ... its not that difficult either.help!!help!!help!!!!!
In biology 2012 syllabus structure of heart is nowhere mentioned.do we have to ,still, learn that!!!
guys, can you please explain to me the G-M tube? please, im just having a little bit of confusion.
In Chemistry ATP,why do we take average of those values which differ only by 0.2!
they cause ozone smog around our cities. Ozone smog is bad for our lungs and irritates our eyes.What harm does oxides of nitrogen cause
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