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Its not always guarenteed that u will remember all the points here for a 3-marks question. u may forget a point. so its always good to have extra points to save ur back down there. and npthree were enough .
But still, thank you
haha , rightIts not always guarenteed that u will remember all the points here for a 3-marks question. u may forget a point. so its always good to have extra points to save ur back down there. and np
I always have this problem so i must knowhaha , right
and thanks again , for helping
NOHeyy guys we don't need to KNOW the wavelength of the parts of the electromagnetic spectrum do we??
. Btw what is the definition of linear magnification? All ium finding is formulas but no written definition.
Don't have any book which has it..thats the problem..
Linear magnification is the ratio between height of the image and height of the objectHope so
Oh ok thanks
Are all these formulas part of the o levels syllabus?hope this helps
no, not all of them !
i dont think its details are in our syllabus, you just need to know about the centripetal force and that it acts towards the centre of the circle.
Thanks, and those formulas don't apply to our syllabus right?
Try this, this one's for GCSE o level.
Actually I was referring to the formulas about circular motion but I checked and they don't apply. Thanks for the help.
you're welcome
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