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CIE changes the pattern of papers every 2 to 3 years , this year the batch (also known as the unlucky batch) will face a new paper with new pattern , no change in syllabus though but the style and approach will be different
 
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shoaib672002 said:
CIE changes the pattern of papers every 2 to 3 years , this year the batch (also known as the unlucky batch) will face a new paper with new pattern , no change in syllabus though but the style and approach will be different
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shoaib672002 said:
https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...e-for-may-june-2014.30924/page-13#post-758848

https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...e-for-may-june-2014.30924/page-13#post-758858
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Hhahhaha Unlucky batch- nice one! And thanks for the links to heaven, I appreciate your hard work :)
 
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For physics it is the most easiest subject to score an A* in it.
its unlike chemistry or biology where the A* is sky high
 
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dubi2pro said:
Yes 3!
how?
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When a current starts off from its source, it is equally distributed throughout the circuit. So when it passes through a resistor, it naturally experiences some resistance. The current divided by the resistance gives you the remaining current passing through the resistor.
So, 6.0/2= 3.0A
 
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DarkEclipse said:
When a current starts off from its source, it is equally distributed throughout the circuit. So when it passes through a resistor, it naturally experiences some resistance. The current divided by the resistance gives you the remaining current passing through the resistor.
So, 6.0/2= 3.0A
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Fa6oom Al-Tamimi said:
HEYLO!

Im doing IGCSE Physics next months and I have a problem.
I do understand the concept, I know the formulas, but my problem is with the Unexpected Questions that CIE come up with..

Im not a person who depends on PastPapers as I believe that the exam paper is going to be entirely new, but for Physics I DID solve many P3s for Mocks practice.. and the thing is that, the Mark Scheme has a Limited amount of answers that are considered to be correct..

Why studying physics seems so easy, but the exam is always Hard?!

SO PLEASE TELL ME :HOW DO I GET MY ANSWERS TO BE RIGHT AND NOT AMONG THOSE IGNORED.. (Honestly speaking, this is what I hate about IGCSE, theyre like 'Dont think out of the box')
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Hey man,
go to this link. It may help you get atleast an A.
https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...ute-revision-notes-by-the-chill-master.33858/
these are notes that usually come in exam.
 
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uditjain said:
Hey man,
go to this link. It may help you get atleast an A.
https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...ute-revision-notes-by-the-chill-master.33858/
these are notes that usually come in exam.
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Umm thanx.. its not like idk anything in physics.. I have read the book several times before and I will do again.

the thing is that I always get an A.. I got an A* once

I messed up in my previous subjects, I dont want it again to happen. Im aiming for the best. Pray for me :)

Good luck to you all.
 
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