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Physics Paper 4 Section B

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Please, if any one has any resources, websites or summary of the section B of the paper, please post it here. It will be so kind of u to help me. !!!!! Please its a request.
Or does any one know any strategy to learn applications. I am weak at it and I don't want to fail coz of this particular section. Please Help
 
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The best way to prepare for section B is to study the first and the third chapter from the application booklet, study the second chapter from the mark schemes of the previous papers, memorize all those 4 to 8 mark questions :)
Please, if any one has any resources, websites or summary of the section B of the paper, please post it here. It will be so kind of u to help me. !!!!! Please its a request.
Or does have any one know any strategy to learn applications. I am weak at it and I don't want to fail coz of this particular section. Please Help
 
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ii)Why there's a sharp cut-off at a short wavelength? min wavelength = hc/max energy all electrons are given bup in one collision to a single photon(2marks)

You sure? I thought it was because the probability of electrons interacting with the anode nuclei and losing ALL its kinetic energy was low?
 
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The best way to prepare for section B is to study the first and the third chapter from the application booklet, study the second chapter from the mark schemes of the previous papers, memorize all those 4 to 8 mark questions :)
Thanks for the help! :)
 
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ii)Why there's a sharp cut-off at a short wavelength? min wavelength = hc/max energy all electrons are given bup in one collision to a single photon(2marks)

You sure? I thought it was because the probability of electrons interacting with the anode nuclei and losing ALL its kinetic energy was low?
Its when electron loses all its energy in one collision (its an answer from a mark scheme)...

I don't know the logic behind it, so i memorized it :D
 
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