Can someone please answer
For Q3d(i) and (ii) use v= u + at.... You should get the answer..
Q6(b) draw every point on the wave at the same position with respect to y-axis... but 20cm (.25 of wavelength) before the original position
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Can someone please answer
1. a=v-u/t a=0.57 v=2 u=0 so t=v-u/a 2-0/0.57 =3.5Can someone please tell me how to find the time in Summer 11/paper 2/ variant 3/ Q- 3 -Di !! The ms only gives the answer not the way ! am completely stuck !
Also, in the same paper, how to do Q6-b ?? how to solve it and know where to start the sketch of the wave ?
Thank you, please answer as soon as possible !
1. a=v-u/t a=0.57 v=2 u=0 so t=v-u/a 2-0/0.57 =3.5
2. a=0.3 v=0 u=2 t=-2/0.3 = -6.67s
thanXHow can I send it? I have waves note but it does not intensely cover the Lights portion.
join the arrows of the forces given in a way that they are scaled and in the right order of movement and then draw a third arrow (resultant) from the tail of the first arrow to the head of the second one.... just like u do in vectorsSOMEBODY HELP! can someone explain the head and tail rule, and also how to find the frequency of a wave using CRO!
:Osolve this one guys MustafaMotani and A star
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and the cro?join the arrows of the forces given in a way that they are scaled and in the right order of movement and then draw a third arrow (resultant) from the tail of the first arrow to the head of the second one.... just like u do in vectors
multiply the value in MeV with ten raise to the power six and 1.6 into 10 raise to the power minus nineteen. (charge of an electron)
Yes, I do get the electrical potential energy part.
Although, I'm not sure when to use both masses as in GMm/r or to just use one mass as in GM/r. Sometimes, when planets are involved they just want you to use one mass.
But thank you so much. It helped a lot and Jazak Allahu Khairan.
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge%20International%20A%20and%20AS%20Level/Physics%20(9702)/9702_w12_qp_21.pdfu use both masses when they tell u to calculate potential ENERGY
u use 1 mass when they tell u 2 calculate potential.
remember : potential = potential energy/ mass
Here, you calculated energy as 1.51 x 10^-47 Joules but isn't that the gravitational potential, not energy. Because then to get energy you would need to multiply this energy by a mass. Right? And what's the difference between electric potential and electrical potential energy?
thankyoum
multiply the value in MeV with ten raise to the power six and 1.6 into 10 raise to the power minus nineteen. (charge of an electron)
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