2016 AQA Physics P3 higher tier Unofficial Markscheme 2016

Original post by powderpuff16

thats what i put it asked you to talk about the moments in the question not line of action

OMG that's what I put but everyone is saying that you had to write about the line of action! :smile:

Hopefully we're right. :smile:

How did you find the six marker? :biggrin:

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Bulbasaur10

Original post by starstudent7

OMG that's what I put but everyone is saying that you had to write about the line of action! :smile:

Hopefully we're right. :smile:

How did you find the six marker? :biggrin:

I just put because the clockwise moment is equal to the anticlockwise moment, so there is no resultant moment. Is that right? It seems similar to what you are saying? :smile:

Reply 162

Zxe

For the first question i put "an electromagnet can easily lose its magnetism" is that okay?

Reply 163

Zxe

Also what was the wavelength question, because all i rember was putting 'short' not 'shorter'

Reply 164

blueribbons99

Original post by Zxe

Also what was the wavelength question, because all i rember was putting 'short' not 'shorter'

I put small lmao do U think this would get a mark

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Reply 165

Bulbasaur10

Original post by blueribbons99

I put small lmao do U think this would get a mark

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Same! I am worried that they won't accept small... :frown:

They probably will though. :smile:

Reply 166

Zxe

What was the wavelength question?

Reply 167

Original post by Bulbasaur10

I just put because the clockwise moment is equal to the anticlockwise moment, so there is no resultant moment. Is that right? It seems similar to what you are saying? :smile:

Yep, that's what I put. :smile:

I am not sure if that's right though. :s-smilie:

Reply 168

Original post by BDunlop

I cant remember seeing a question on asking to describe the bulb and drawing the lens fatter. I did p3 ?

I cant remember either 😕

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Reply 169

Original post by Zxe

For the first question i put "an electromagnet can easily lose its magnetism" is that okay?

Yes thats fine (as long as a human mark ur paper)

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Reply 170

Original post by Bulbasaur10

I just put because the clockwise moment is equal to the anticlockwise moment, so there is no resultant moment. Is that right? It seems similar to what you are saying? :smile:

I put that too :biggrin:

Reply 171

loli_koti

Original post by Fractite

182-ish.

I think I got around 161 marks out of the 230. Do you think this is enough for an A?

Reply 172

Original post by mediaya

I put that too :biggrin:

Do you think that answer is right cos that's what I put! :frown:

Reply 173

Original post by starstudent7

Do you think that answer is right cos that's what I put! :frown:

Yep 1000% sure :biggrin:

(not being arrogant there :yep:

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Tbh, it was asking about moment, so why would u talk about the line of action? That's why am so sure :yep:

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Original post by mediaya

Yep 1000% sure :biggrin:

(not being arrogant there :yep:

)
Tbh, it was asking about moment, so why would u talk about the line of action? That's why am so sure :yep:

Thank you. :smile:

Did it mention moments in the question as I can;t remember it properly? :smile:

Reply 175

Original post by starstudent7

Thank you. :smile:

Did it mention moments in the question as I can;t remember it properly? :smile:

Yes, it did say something like "in your answer you should refer to moment"

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