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this paper makes me feel liike a idiot
i didn't get 2bii2(b)(ii) seperation of atoms in the cube, V = r^3
r = (1.8x10^-23)^1/3 = 2.6x10^-8 cm
4(c)(ii) 1. Change in Ep = mg(changein h)
= 3.8 x (0.178-0.163) = - 0.057 (-ve since potential energy decreases)
2. Change in elastic P.E = 0.5k( x2^2 - x1^2)
= 0.5x180( 0.036^2 - 0.021^2)
= 0.077 J
(c)(ii) It is the speed of either one of the progressive waves travelling along oppsite directions that have superposed to form the stationary wave after the wave has been reflected at P
Hope this helps !
a littlewhy is it hard ? ok im going to try it.. lemme see
yeah i think that is y we are getting halwa papers this far bcz of the no holz in btween situation.. ooh stats is gonna make us feel like a chimp in the CAR?.... wat u said X|guys i have a good news to all i have seen that this paper in niv timetable was easy and had alot of gaps so is hard to our paper will probably be easy
"understatement of the day"a little
umm basically you cant because since the stupid electron is accelerating velocity aint constant is it?i'll check out ur question but meanwhile can u tell me that in Q6 bii of the same paper why can't we use the formula v=s/t ??
oooh yes of course!! thankss x___x urgghhhumm basically you cant because since the stupid electron is accelerating velocity aint constant is it?
haha i was thinking the same thing xD and now p1 will be a horror to beholdyeah i think that is y we are getting halwa papers this far bcz of the no holz in btween situation.. ooh stats is gonna make us feel like a chimp in the CAR?.... wat u said X|
yeah -__- but we'll study hard.... u know competition hai na humara?haha i was thinking the same thing xD and now p1 will be a horror to behold
i dont thinknu will let me forget it till the list comes xDyeah -__- but we'll study hard.... u know competition hai na humara?
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_w09_qp_22.pdf
okaays
plz explain to me
Q2b(ii) 2.
Q4cii
Q5 a(ii); b; c(ii)
of this paper and explain the answers too plzzz
lmfao i ws seeing the wrong ms and was stupified how to use resistance to find volume xD2b(ii)2.
umm you found out that the volume occupied by each atom is 1.8x 10^-23
so since volume is l^3 (l here being the diameter, though volume of a sphere isnt l^3 anyways,) so length is cube-root of volume
Q4cii
p.e = m.g.(change in)h
3.8 x (0.178-0.163)
0.057 J
the other parts im still trying to get..
lol omg man..lmfao i ws seeing the wrong ms and was stupified how to use resistance to find volume xD
in 4eii weight is also changing y havent u considered that??? its going from being 3.8 to being 6.48 .... tabhi to extension hcange hui hai na!! :O2b(ii)2.
umm you found out that the volume occupied by each atom is 1.8x 10^-23
so since volume is l^3 (l here being the diameter, though volume of a sphere isnt l^3 anyways,) so length is cube-root of volume
Q4cii
p.e = m.g.(change in)h
3.8 x (0.178-0.163)
0.057 J
the other parts im still trying to get..
thats what i meant by making me feel an idiotlol omg man..
Thank you very, very much gary221No, it would have been gravitational potential if I had used only mass of α nucleus. [potential = GM/R]
but since i used both the masses, it is gravitational potential ENERGY
diff btw electric potential energy n electric potential is the same
electric potential = electric potential energy / charge
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge IGCSE/Physics (0625)/0625_s12_qp_61.pdf
Please help me in the first question!! it is not As i just need to know how to draw
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