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See you send me mine work, so see it and look where are you stopped at.
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umm I don't get it :/See you send me mine work, so see it and look where are you stopped at.
Look you are asked to find the speed of the ball at a time of 0.40 s yes?umm I don't get it :/
and neither the next part of this question
nvm i'll try later
thanks fr ur help tho
ahan probably I was drawin the tangent wrong lol :') #non#math#studentLook you are asked to find the speed of the ball at a time of 0.40 s yes?
So here the graph is curved so we cant do the way you did.
So the other possible way is with the help of tangent.
So, make a line touching that 0.4 above and down, make sure no other points are touched in the graph.
So that you can now calculate it from gradient as s here = change in d/ change in time. Thats simply change in y/ change in x means (y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1)
That's it.
Be calm, do it after 30 minutes. I bet you will be able to do both. If not, do tell me. I will be here to help you Sls!
You're welcome. \(^o^)/ahan probably I was drawin the tangent wrong lol :') #non#math#student
thank yu
another favorYou're welcome. \(^o^)/
Variant?another favor
do yu hav an excess to the s14 p1 & p2
I fail to find em anywhere :')
any variant will be appreciatedVariant?
Thanks ALOT
sure. but it won't right now.
I'll provide the explanations tomorrow insha Allaah
Heyy.. Sorry late reply.... But isn't the diagram shown at qu 23 is galvanometer? Also I don't understand the may/june 2009 no 9b... Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!!look at qu 23 at
http://physics-ref.blogspot.com/2014/10/physics-9702-doubts-help-page-4.html
and SIstudy
solutions for the june 2014 papers are available at http://physics-ref.blogspot.com/2014/05/physics-9702-notes-worked-solutions-for.html
thanks but i am still a bit unsure. does it mean that the resistance between BY BX CX are the same? meaning the total resistance between BY BX CX is the total resistance of the resistors in parallel. is this true?solutions have been posted at
http://physics-ref.blogspot.com/2014/11/9702-june-2009-paper-21-worked.html
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