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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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If I get an A in p1 n p2, and a C in p3 in phy what will be my overall grade? Like ik p3 was quite easy. Like the exp were easy to perform but i did some silly mistakes like i didnt take the max range n i wrote the time n gradient to wrong sig fig n i did write the right units in gravity question n ofc i couldnt write the errors n imp n ughh much more
my friend had this in bio n she got an A
but it may only b possible if u have like a very high in the other 2 papers
also p3 only has a wieghtage of 23% so their may be a good chance as well
but then again, it may be a little difficult to turn that grade into A* in A2
 
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my friend had this in bio n she got an A
but it may only b possible if u have like a very high in the other 2 papers
also p3 only has a wieghtage of 23% so their may be a good chance as well
but then again, it may be a little difficult to turn that grade into A* in A2
Ya Allah I'm so stressed :(
 
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If I get an A in p1 n p2, and a C in p3 in phy what will be my overall grade? Like ik p3 was quite easy. Like the exp were easy to perform but i did some silly mistakes like i didnt take the max range n i wrote the time n gradient to wrong sig fig n i did write the right units in gravity question n ofc i couldnt write the errors n imp n ughh much more
People get 2 As and an E in p3 but still manage to get an A so ..dw so much.
 
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Guys for Q.2 its not possible that you use absolute uncertainty in calculating % uncertainty because the method of performing experiment is inaccurate the uncertainty will always be higher than the 1 mm which is for metre rule,i went through many markschemes before paper and there was a range of example 2-7 mm you could choose as absolute uncertainty to calculate %uncertainty afterwards
 
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Mine practical was alright,i wrote the following errors,Two readings no enough to draw valid conclusion,the loop over rod keeps sliding,the rule balances only for a short time so difficult to note the exact lenght at which it balanced and the value of masses provided maynot be accurate.
 
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Ya Allah I'm so stressed :(
Insha Allah you'll get an A* in A2 n an A in AS
talk to ur seniors...youll feel good hearing their stories :p
plus if u find the prac diffic it will lower the threshold
my teacher tells me diffic paper is a good thing so v should b happy
i screwed it too like the last part but m alright
Allah knows whats best for us so dw just pray :)
 
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guys the main thing u should be worried abt are the errors n improvements ur tables n ur graphs since they alone make up a total of around 15 marks
 
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guys the main thing u should be worried abt are the errors n improvements ur tables n ur graphs since they alone make up a total of around 15 marks
I wrote in errors ...two reading insufficient...large uncertainty in y-x...difficult to balance rule because swings sideways....difficult to measure y because thread attached to metre rule hanging mass hanger slips....do u think these are correct?
 
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I wrote in errors ...two reading insufficient...large uncertainty in y-x...difficult to balance rule because swings sideways....difficult to measure y because thread attached to metre rule hanging mass hanger slips....do u think these are correct?
yh all correct
ill be losing 5 marks from there i think :/
 
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Two readings are not enough to draw a valid conclusion
The masses provided may not be of accurate values mentioned
The loop over the rod keeps sliding
The ruler balancing only for a short period of time so difficult to note x and y

are these correct?
 
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Two readings are not enough to draw a valid conclusion
The masses provided may not be of accurate values mentioned
The loop over the rod keeps sliding
The ruler balancing only for a short period of time so difficult to note x and y

are these correct?
Loop over the rod sliding I don't think so that was not in my case the loop attached to metre rule and hanging the mass hanger was slipping...and masses r not accurate that will not be acceptable I think...
 
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actually the loop attached to metre rule had to be sliding to find the balance point but due to sliding over rod the balance length was difficult to find
 
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