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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Q If the P5 question in march 2018 came from youngs modulus and the waves section it means that these topics won't be repeated in tommorows exam?
 
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Anyone can tell me the s.fs of paper 2?? 2 or 3 s.fs? ;( and good luck on your tmr's exam!
It depends on the data given. For example, all the values you work with are to two sf so you put your answers to 2 sf. Then again, sometimes they tell you to how many sf your data must be given in.
 
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How does vertical velocity of projectile change with time if theres no air resistance?
Acceleration is always 9.81 ms-1. Horizontally, there is no change but vertically, if your velocity increases uniformly when there is no air resistance because acceleration is always 9.81 ms-1
 
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ok I have a q since im Really bad rearranging equations. ):
suppose, God forbid, I get the gradient and y intercept formula wrong in Q2 (which InshaAllah, hopefully not), later, when I have to calculate values using the gradient and y intercept for the last two parts of Q2... will I get ecf?
 
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For q2 in P5, if the axes are labelled something like "time/10^-2" etc, do we take 10^-2 in account when doing calculations? like if a value is calculated using gradient/y-intercept
 
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