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red line does NOT depict log going down ... the log is still going up but with DECREASING velocity (negative gradient = deceleration) ... so until the red line gets over, the velocity is still positive as log is in upward motion. When log comes down, velocity is negative (yellow line). So now read that explanation again to understand why the magnitudes of acceleration of red and yellow lines are different.Thanks once again. I know that acceleration of the log while traveling up an down the slope will be different. What I to meant to ask was, why are the accelerations different when traveling down the slope? In other words, why are the gradients of the red and yellow line different. Shouldn't it be a straight line?
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Ohhhh!!! I GET IT!! Thanks a million bro!red line does NOT depict log going down ... the log is still going up but with DECREASING velocity (negative gradient = deceleration) ... so until the red line gets over, the velocity is still positive as log is in upward motion. When log comes down, velocity is negative (yellow line). So now read that explanation again to understand why the magnitudes of acceleration of red and yellow lines are different.
You have misunderstood the motion of the log ... just focus and try to imagine the motion of the log ... read the explanation and you will hopefully get it.
Good. No problem!Ohhhh!!! I GET IT!! Thanks a million bro!
This objective is from IGCSE physics syllabusI can't actually find that objective in the syllabus but this is what it should be:
When a wave passes through a gap the diffraction effect is greatest when the width of the gap is about the same size as the wavelength of the wave
Oh okThis objective is from IGCSE physics syllabus
is this thread for Alevel physics ?Oh ok
Yeah IGCSE is over here: https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...stry-and-biology-post-your-doubts-here.11053/is this thread for Alevel physics ?
The specimen paper is here:Hey guys! I wanted to ask that do you guys have any idea where I can get the sample paper of May/June 2016 for As level physics?
Thank you so much. Just one more favour. Can u please send me the link of chemistry specimen papers also as I am unable to find them.The specimen paper is here:
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/
Last links where it says y-2016 sp and sm.
Okay?
Welcome.thank you soo much. just one more favour i am unable to find the chem spe
Thank you so much. Just one more favour. Can u please send me the link of chemistry specimen papers also as I am unable to find them.
oh okay thanks !!Yeah IGCSE is over here: https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...stry-and-biology-post-your-doubts-here.11053/
Paper 5??View attachment 59532
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For the P3 mark can anyone pleeeeaaasee explain
1. is it that Turns of Y or turns of X important is for induced emf in this case and why?
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Any reasoning for point 7 and 8? Also could anyone explain the diagram arrangement of coil X and Y, like would it be arranged in opposite manner or same side?
1. Also, in paper 5 to change the frequency of the alternating current on any coil how is it done?
One paper had this has the marking scheme:
Marking scheme -->
(Variable frequency AC power supply or signal generator (method of varying frequency).
2. So like, What is the basic difference between the two methods?
Pleaseee do help!
Marking scheme (Variable frequency AC power supply or signal generator (method of varying frequency).
Pretty easy actually ... i mean compared to paper 4 it is really easy.Is paper 5 difficult?
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