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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Tkp said:
for 22 apply the formula of Young modulus
FL/AX=E
SO WE Need to find the change in length
f=20,a=pie*(5*10^-4/2)^2
e=2*10^11
u will get 5*10^-4
and for percentage multiply by 100
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i had the same question..im not getting 5*10^-4 :/
and they havent given us extenstion either
 
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Any one understand the diagram for November 2010 paper 51? How do you draw it? It says coil Y is winded up tightly around coil X? How's that possible and mark scheme says there should be two independent coil labelled X and Y? Please help
 
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TaffsAsLevel said:
Any one understand the diagram for November 2010 paper 51? How do you draw it? It says coil Y is winded up tightly around coil X? How's that possible and mark scheme says there should be two independent coil labelled X and Y? Please help
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its a simple transformer :/

the pic I have uploaded shows the 2wires winded..
plus the bold wire shows wire y, and the other one is x..

if u gt ths diagram abt how they will wind up.lemme know, othrwse I will make the whole diagram..
:)
 

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Farru said:
its a simple transformer :/

the pic I have uploaded shows the 2wires winded..
plus the bold wire shows wire y, and the other one is x..

if u gt ths diagram abt how they will wind up.lemme know, othrwse I will make the whole diagram..
:)
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also the wires shuld not touch each other!
 
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I'd like a clear explanation about fission of nuclei. I can't seem to get it right.

(90 38) Sr -> (90 39)Y + (0 -1) e + 0.55MeV

why would it release energy if the binding energy of Y is greater than Sr? I'd understand if Sr has greater binding energy, but in fact it does not.
I'm trying to look for an answer that doesn't have to do with the binding per nucleon energy graph. Is binding energy negative or positive?
 
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gary221 said:
9) when the mass is at the lowest point, its kinetic energy = 0.
hence its velocity is also = 0 m/s
that means, either B or D.
since the first part of the graph shows the "UPWARD" velocity of the mass, hence the ans is D
Hope u gt it!
All credit to Nibz
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Jazakallah alf kheir
 
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Can anyone plz tell how the newtonmeter is used in finding the force b/w two charged plates in winter 2006 paper 5 question2? are there any weights added?plz explain IT'S URGENT!!
 
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Hello everyone
I am new to this part of Xtremepapers cuz i hv just finished my O levels n in these vacations i wanna study for A levels .Although i created a thread but there was no reply. Actually i need the name of the best books for Physics A levels that most renown skools follow.​
 
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Mustafa Malik said:
Hello everyone​
I am new to this part of Xtremepapers cuz i hv just finished my O levels n in these vacations i wanna study for A levels .Although i created a thread but there was no reply. Actually i need the name of the best books for Physics A levels that most renown skools follow.​
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I recommend the CIE Endorsed Physics Coursebook. Its really simple to read, with good explanation!

I heard that Pacific A Level Vol 1 and 2 are also good
 
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