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You're welcome.oohh ok ok! thx
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You're welcome.oohh ok ok! thx
lol i still don get it how is this drawing same as what Maz drew?I am bad at drawing....so thats why I tried to explain but since they did not understand I tried to draw XD
I am a terrible drawe...
What's zen diagram?
lol i still don get it how is this drawing same as what Maz drew?
hahaha lolThats what I intended to draw XD I should never draw again....ever!!!
But how can i explain it when i want to answer? or should i just Parallax action and that's it ??Parallax error is the error that occurs when readings are not taken properly due to a different angle of view or different height....so if the reading on a ruler says 10cm, due to seeing it from like the extreme left, it will seem like its 9.5cm or so.....and that is parallax error
I am bad at drawing....so thats why I tried to explain but since they did not understand I tried to draw XD
I am a terrible drawe...
Nope, it isn't.Guys, I got a question, question 4 bi)
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Physics (0625)/0625_s10_qp_61.pdf
Please check the attached file, is the line E'GF' correct.
The question says E'GF'- since G has no (') over it ,it means that the line should pass over G.Guys, I got a question, question 4 bi)
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Physics (0625)/0625_s10_qp_61.pdf
Please check the attached file, is the line E'GF' correct.
Thank you very much.The question says E'GF'- since G has no (') over it ,it means that the line should pass over G.
You're welcome.Thank you very much.
The question says E'GF'- since G has no (') over it ,it means that the line should pass over G.
When a letter has "NO" apostrophe over it, then the line should pass over the same point.Wait so, if a letter has (') over it, it means it should pass through the same point? Could you explain, that was a question I was stuck on as well :z
its this wayGuys, I got a question, question 4 bi)
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Physics (0625)/0625_s10_qp_61.pdf
Please check the attached file, is the line E'GF' correct.
When a letter has "NO" apostrophe over it, then the line should pass over the same point.
its this way
cause the question says E' is below E. Otherwise, there is no problem.Ah k..
Small question, in the line that is drawn, why can't it be the other way around.
Instead of starting from down and going up through G, can it start from the top and go down through G?
cause the question says E' is below E. Otherwise, there is no problem.
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