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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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But some of the points are not in the same flow, don't we have to ignore those?
Yes we do but Awesome12 s graph was correct as well as it was smooth and it didnt pass through all i think,to maintain the shape.And i guess we have to make the curve of best fit if it appears that way because we never just join the dots funky brat .
 
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how should i set up an investigation in part a of this question
You should only use the newton meter and attach it to the hook of the block.The student should slowly pull and apply force to the newton meter to pull the block.Stop when the block just moves slightly and note the force.That is the force needed to move the block.
b)We can shine the ray box on the block and keep on increasing the angle of incidence till it emerges out of the bottom surface of the block,where we can place a screen to note that the ray is parallel to the bottom surface.
c)here you can see that the ray is not striking perpendicular to the glass block so there will be another refraction on the entry to the block that will make the results harder to conclude.
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b)Here we can immerse the thermistor in an oil or water bath and heat it gently up to 90.We can use a stirrer to uniformly distribute the heat and place a thermometer close to thermistor to get accurate results of its temperature.
c)ii)Mass is hung 95 cm mark on the rule and the edge of the bench is at 10 cm mark on rule so distance is 95-10=85.
 
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Who's the father? Chem :cool:
But who's the father?
I'm not even going to ever touch a Maths book once I'm done with O'levels. I hate it no matter what. Worst subject.
Maths is father* :p
and my teacher says,
"jographee, is the mother uf, aal subjects" :p
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Law of Electrostatics:
1) Like charges repel
2) Unlike charges attract

Observation:
Maths is mother = Female
funky brat is a Female

Funky repels/hates math aka Like Gender repels.

Deduction:
Maths is mother.
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Father might be Geography
Math (Magnitude) + Geography (Direction) = Physics(Vector Quantity)
 
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Law of Electrostatics:
1) Like charges repel
2) Unlike charges attract

Observation:
Maths is mother = Female
funky brat is a Female

Funky repels/hates math aka Like Gender repels.

Deduction:
Maths is mother.
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Father might be Geography
Math (Magnitude) + Geography (Direction) = Physics(Vector Quantity)
Too much Physics.:confused:
 
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..p.s what is the hanger for......i saw in one a pulley was attached with a weight from one side and the newton meter from the other which was attached to the block the string from pulley passing through a hanger.......
You should only use the newton meter and attach it to the hook of the block.The student should slowly pull and apply force to the newton meter to pull the block.Stop when the block just moves slightly and note the force.That is the force needed to move the block.
we could also use the pulley right?
 
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Hello everyone! Just joined this forum. So nice of you all to help each other. May Allah bless you all and give you all success. I just wanted to know how are you all preparing for the atps? If you have any tips, please share them with me. I will be very grateful to you all. Thankyou :)
 
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Hey guys, the syllabus states we have to
''*draw scale diagrams to determine the focal length needed for
particular values of magnification (converging lens only).''

Could someone tell me how this is done?
 
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