- Messages
- 324
- Reaction score
- 537
- Points
- 103
So......how was the paper ?
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it went gud ....although it was really long for only 1 Hour ...I finished at the last moment...it wasnt bad...how was it for you?
so what do u think will be threshold for an A ?it wasnt bad...how was it for you?
38-42 is a good range for it. Mark my wordsso what do u think will be threshold for an A ?
Too long for 1hrit went gud ....although it was really long for only 1 Hour ...I finished at the last moment...
I wanted to discuss,lets wait for tomorrow....
75gdoes anyone remember the momentum answer?... the mass of the ball?
U didn't need to know the SI base unit of ohm u should have used the formula P=VI to get the base unit of Vit was tough especially most of my friends and me didn't knew the SI base units of Ohm but the rest was good and the spring contacontconnconstant killed me when I took the correct gradient but then I did this 1/gradient, I guess the threshold might go down since 2014 and 2016 papers are alike but 2015 is new btw 2016 specimen I am talking about.
when I reached Q4 the invigilator said 12min remaining and I was like what The hell?
Wrote what ever I could left the last question since it was 1 mark and writing the solution was no use of earning some points.
I dont think i got the same for question 2, distance was 9.08 while displacement was 2.36mThe answers I remember are:
Q1:
kgm^2s^-3
kgm^2s^-3A^-1
Q2:
acceleration: 9.77777 ms^-2
Distance = 10.4m
Displacement = 2.0m
graph just invert what's below to above
Q3:
75g
inelastic
I've forgotten the questions already...
Last question the ratio was 2
I see...I dont think i got the same for question 2, distance was 9.08 while displacement was 2.36m
I got same answers as well.The answers I remember are:
Q1:
kgm^2s^-3
kgm^2s^-3A^-1
Q2:
acceleration: 9.77777 ms^-2
Distance = 10.4m
Displacement = 2.0m
graph just invert what's below to above
Q3:
75g
inelastic
I've forgotten the questions already...
Last question the ratio was 2
the acceleration was for the rebound when the ball was moving up right?I see...
Well the distance should have been area of triangle above + area of triangle below....
And the displacement should've been the difference between the two areas..
I forgot the exact numbers so I can't verify now..
Strain energy was around 0.03 or 0.04, didn't remember properlyhow about the question with the extension stuff? does anyone remember the strain energy?
Yup I got that too
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