Physics p34 05 june 2014

[Jelleh Belleh]

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/...nd AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s12_qp_31.pdf
Q2 has inclined plane, it'd probably be helpful to go through the limitations & improvements.

 

[DeViL gURl B)]

guys and idea of paper 32 .. whats cumin ?

 

[Paresh]

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s12_qp_31.pdf
Q2 has inclined plane, it'd probably be helpful to go through the limitations & improvements.

what about for q1 ?

 

[Betharie Cendera A]

Hey guys, I've just finished tutorial for practical tomorrow.. I've heard from my (this) thread that there will be spring and inclined planes for tomorrow. So I asked hardly to my teacher if it is true or not, and he confirms it as true so I think and a bit sure that the q1 is about spring then q2 is about inclined planes. Try to do winter 2013 var 34 q1 and winter 2012 var 34 q2. Hope it is hopeful and now it is your choice to believe this or not goodluck for us who will do physics var 34 tomorrow

 

[Saahil Parikh]

No Electricity? Hell yeah!

 

[Betharie Cendera A]

Yes, there is NO electricity because electricity has been given to variant 33 this summer

 

[Jelleh Belleh]

what about for q1 ?

I meant that the second question on that paper was inclined plane.

No Electricity? Hell yeah!

Seriously? Electricity is way easier than mechanical questions, i'm devastated it's not coming.

 

[Haris123]

I'll not be answerable to you *bunch of idiots*. My purpose was to stop any unfair practices that would've occurred on this platform. I never knew what was coming in the practical and thankfully, was able to correctly identify the ions. Carry on with what you want to say.

Shut up, you cheat. We know the fair means you gave the paper by. Liar.

 

[Maduro]

*This is 100% authentic with zero chance of error*
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Tomatos are red.

 

[10apples]

any further details about the spring and inclined plane questions?

 

[comrade]

I've asked from different people and they are confirming that inclined plane and spring are coming. I'm trying to get some more details just to confirm it. I hope this is correct, if I find anything else, I'll post it here. Other than that can someone mention some papers that are relevant to spring and inclined plane? I've done winter 2013 var 34 q1 and winter 2012 var 34 q2. It would be really appreciated.

 

[saadash123]

Inclined plane? Can you suggest any year where there is a question of this sort.

for the inclined plane
it is in october november 2013 paper 36 i think it is something similar to this one
for springs may june 2012 paper 33 q1 and october november 2012 paper 35 q2

 

[sheetal.gera]

are you guys sure because i heard oscillations in q1 and vernier caliphers in q2 is.

 

[MariamMalik]

in the question where they ask about k, so we have to do (k2-k1) divided by lower value of k or divided by average value of k?

 

[MYLORD]

are you guys sure because i heard oscillations in q1 and vernier caliphers in q2 is.

this is for v32 ?

 

[Maduro]

in the question where they ask about k, so we have to do (k2-k1) divided by lower value of k or divided by average value of k?

I think it's supposed to be (the larger k value-the smaller k value)/the larger k value. If the answer comes less than 0.15 you can say that relation is justified as difference of both k values is insignificant.

 

[dumb human]

INCLINED PLANES,WAT IS THAT.in which year n in which component did this type of question appeared.wat else is comin ?plzzzz tell

Example of inclined plane

 

[comrade]

I think it's supposed to be (the larger k value-the smaller k value)/the larger k value. If the answer comes less than 0.15 you can say that relation is justified as difference of both k values is insignificant.

in the question where they ask about k, so we have to do (k2-k1) divided by lower value of k or divided by average value of k?

Maduro I just read your post and got confused so I confirmed it from the book, it is like this:

(the larger k value-the smaller k value)/the 'SMALLER' k value.

 

[ZaqZainab]

Maduro I just read your post and got confused so I confirmed it from the book, it is like this:

(the larger k value-the smaller k value)/the 'SMALLER' k value.

what are you guys talking about a little example from a paper please?

 

[comrade]

what are you guys talking about a little example from a paper please?

Like 9702/34/O/N/12 Q2, h ii)