hi can someone explain to me how to do question 1 b (ii)
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Particle has no vertical velocity initially. We also know that when a force is perpendicular to the direction of motion, the acceleration produced does not affect the velocity of the object, rather just changes its direction.
Okay got it! Thankyou so very muchParticle has no vertical velocity initially. We also know that when a force is perpendicular to the direction of motion, the acceleration produced does not affect the velocity of the object, rather just changes its direction.
From the previous part we know that the time the particle takes to move a horizontal distance of 12 cm. Use that time, and use s = 1/2 a t^2 (no initial vertical speed of particle so ut = 0)
It gives us s = .71cm. Thus the particle only travels .71cm vertically. As it is moving through the middle of the plates, the minimum vertical distance it has to travel to collide with the plate is .75cm. Thus, it doesn't collide with the plate.
I would give You detailed Explaination now...http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s07_qp_2.pdf
Question 3, b(ii).. Got the two equations, but what to do after that? :\
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P=Pressure, A=Area, F=Force,D=Density,V=Volume,M=Mass, g=Gravity,H=Height
P=F/A
M=D*V
W=M*G
W=D*V*g V=AH
W=D*A*H*g
W=F
P=F/A SO D*A*H**g/A
H cancel out to give
P=D*g*h!
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how to calculate uncertainties of lnR in second question(The table).... NOTE :absolute uncertainties have to be calculated.
here's the mark sheme...
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I didn't understand how you solved this part of the question. How did you get N/No = 1/10?
I'll be really grateful if you could explain the whole solution in detail.
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T=m(w^2)r +mghi can someone explain to me how to do question 1 b (ii)
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