ya thnx alotJust a sec i'll solve the question n show u what they mean the same question right?
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ya thnx alotJust a sec i'll solve the question n show u what they mean the same question right?
hmm ok shldn't the 0.001 be beside the volume of sea?
no, the pressure at sea level is 1 atm so thats whyhmm ok shldn't the 0.001 be beside the volume of sea?
thnx alot ok in q(24) whn they ask assumption why the gas is nt an ideal gas? and jst 1 more last thng im soo sry i did it my ans came correct bt im nt sure abt the way i wrote the steps can u show me how u write the steps for jan 2012 Q(11)no, the pressure at sea level is 1 atm so thats why
ur welcomethnx alot ok in q(24) whn they ask assumption why the gas is nt an ideal gas? and jst 1 more last thng im soo sry i did it my ans came correct bt im nt sure abt the way i wrote the steps can u show me how u write the steps for jan 2012 Q(11)
in Q(24) they ask calculation then assumption so they wrote in the mark scheme tht its nt an ideal gas bt i didn kno y its nt an ideal gasur welcome
I dint understand what ur asking abt the ideal gas sorry
sure, gimme 2 sec pls
oh ur asking abt the assuumption? Well there is no ideal ideal gas since there are forces between the particles n stuffin Q(24) they ask calculation then assumption so they wrote in the mark scheme tht its nt an ideal gas bt i didn kno y its nt an ideal gas
ok bt the point im confused of nw is whn they ask ths is greater than ths in like 6 times so the 6 shld be beside the g 4 earth or moon?U need to use the formula g = GM/r^2
if the field is 6 times greater then the radius will be (6^2) = 36 times greater
ahh ok thnxoh ur asking abt the assuumption? Well there is no ideal ideal gas since there are forces between the particles n stuff
g beside the moon The g on moon is less because its mass is much smallerok bt the point im confused of nw is whn they ask ths is greater than ths in like 6 times so the 6 shld be beside the g 4 earth or moon?
no problem ur welcomeahh ok thnx
ok then y in the pressure que the 0.001 was beside the sea? im really nw confused in theseg beside the moon The g on moon is less because its mass is much smaller
u need to read the question carefully n think Even if u miss it in the question, u know that g is less on the moon, and u know that pressure decreses as we go up Just read the question again n see if ur answer makes senseok then y in the pressure que the 0.001 was beside the sea? im really nw confused in these
thnx alot and ur doin phy or bio nw?u need to read the question carefully n think Even if u miss it in the question, u know that g is less on the moon, and u know that pressure decreses as we go up Just read the question again n see if ur answer makes sense
ur welcomethnx alot and ur doin phy or bio nw?
u finished ur phy?ur welcome
Biology
U think? I'd be jumping about if I hadu finished ur phy?
i ned 2 revise 4 hubbles constant and also stars a bit. i still hve sme ques's im unable 2 solve and nuclear physics lil only and thermal phy also i hve 2 read once again and thts all wat i can doU think? I'd be jumping about if I had
I have Astrophysics left still, the Stars Life cycle part and a bit of gas laws... wat abt u?
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