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Yoyo1994 said:You guys! The gradient was the mass since Mass = Force/Acceleration which was the gradient! The gradient was Force/Acceleration which equals MASS. It took me 5 minutes to think of that. I couldn't get it the 1st time, the 2nd time, or the 3rd. I kept going over the test millions of times until I forced myself to get the answer to that question. I had a sharp look at the Force = Mass x Acceleration and the graph which was what I used for the gradient (which was (y2-y2)/(x2-x1) OR (change in Force)/(change in Acceleration)). When I noticed that I quickly thought to myself, oh wait a minute, NOW I GET IT. If the gradient was Force/Acceleration then it must be Mass, so I used the gradient value (which was I think 5.71) for the Mass.
I hope you get what I'm trying to say.
ThanksAhmooosh said:Yoyo1994 said:You guys! The gradient was the mass since Mass = Force/Acceleration which was the gradient! The gradient was Force/Acceleration which equals MASS. It took me 5 minutes to think of that. I couldn't get it the 1st time, the 2nd time, or the 3rd. I kept going over the test millions of times until I forced myself to get the answer to that question. I had a sharp look at the Force = Mass x Acceleration and the graph which was what I used for the gradient (which was (y2-y2)/(x2-x1) OR (change in Force)/(change in Acceleration)). When I noticed that I quickly thought to myself, oh wait a minute, NOW I GET IT. If the gradient was Force/Acceleration then it must be Mass, so I used the gradient value (which was I think 5.71) for the Mass.
I hope you get what I'm trying to say.
Makes sense! good job
HELL YEAH BRO!!! 1.1cm3 !! Wohoooo!!Divalicious said:@Ahmooosh
Yep, you'll get 1.1 cm3 for the bubble volume but what about the following question?
I wrote that the calculated volume is less than the actual.
yeaaaaah!!! 11 rungs!!!Divalicious said:@unplugged
yep it's 11 ladder rungs ^^
Ahmooosh said:Makes sense! good job
Yeah loooolDivalicious said:@Yoyo1994
Correct me if I'm wrong but, you're saying they're giving us 2 marks to write what we already calculated in another question? And they even said 'use your value for the gradient' I don;t think they meant copy the exact thing here again xD
Oh you did? I'm sorry if you got pissed...unplugged said:Ahmooosh said:Makes sense! good job
That's the same thing i said early on . Well , confirmation is nice anyways.
No. No, No, No, No and No. This test was messed up. Most didn't come on the syllabus. :x :x :x :x :x EXAMINERS :x :x :x :x :xDivalicious said:Calculate it using the voltage given in text not drawing. Can't remember.
And about the optic fibre stomach illumination stuff, is that stuff even in our syllabus/books?
lol! I said that the stomach reflected the light back!unplugged said:I wrote it was shiny . Wrote it while the invigilator was pulling the paper from me. I think the stomach is either dark except for a certain point or the light coming from the fibre optic is being reflected inside and illuminated shit.
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