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- Thread starter rodent123
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Physics practicals are easy once you get the jist of it. I can always tell you about the things I look for in my practicals, hope that helps!
Make sure none of your apparatus has zero error, for instance you should tap the voltmeter gently to make the needle point to the zero mark(I'm talking about the analogue one lol). You could gain extra time if you're quick at drawing the graphs.
For chemistry, be careful to heat the test tube at the top too so that it doesn't crack
For biology, well...try to keep your cool. I myself never make it on time. :? I just make sure to account for the observations as best as possible.
Make sure none of your apparatus has zero error, for instance you should tap the voltmeter gently to make the needle point to the zero mark(I'm talking about the analogue one lol). You could gain extra time if you're quick at drawing the graphs.
For chemistry, be careful to heat the test tube at the top too so that it doesn't crack
For biology, well...try to keep your cool. I myself never make it on time. :? I just make sure to account for the observations as best as possible.
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jst read the ATP topicals
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Classified !! not redspot !!
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Well if you concentrate and do them 1 time is more than enough than! It depends on how fast are you able to understand things