iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012
Physics exam discussion - share revision tips in preparation for GCSE, A Level and other physics exams and discuss how they went afterwards.
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012the wire moved to the right(Original post by ProfJamz)
there was a lot of debate afterwards about the left hand rule question, which way was the current flowing?was the answer left or right for motion?
and you dont even need the rule for that as the wires were all bunched up on the left which acts as a kind of spring in my head
hehe
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012really? phew i was the only one out of my friends who said right, thankyou i feel better now(Original post by sahajkaur)
the wire moved to the right
and you dont even need the rule for that as the wires were all bunched up on the left which acts as a kind of spring in my head
hehe
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012The last question, if that was the one about the 2 cans being knocked over and him saying the travel at the same speed, I said no as you need a bigger force/speed of the cloth to get two cans to move at the same speed as the first, and he said he threw it at the same speed....I think I put something on those lines...(Original post by ▀▀▒=(◕ ‿ ◕)=▒r▀▀)
Damn easy paper.......but ambiguous...what about the last question...?
For the penetrating powers of alpha and beta...what were they expecting? -
Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012Yeah the guy was incorrect also because velocity= momentum/mass, if the mass is greater and the momentum is the same, then the velocity must be slower..i think(Original post by own)
The last question, if that was the one about the 2 cans being knocked over and him saying the travel at the same speed, I said no as you need a bigger force/speed of the cloth to get two cans to move at the same speed as the first, and he said he threw it at the same speed....I think I put something on those lines... -
Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012Hopefully 140/180 as a sharp maximum. The second exam didn't go that well.(Original post by Umackjiggles)
It was showing 3 time periods so the frequency was 1/0.002 or whatever so the answer was 500Hz. What do people think the grade boundaries will be? -
Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012That high? I didn't find it hard but I thought it was, on the whole, on par with the january papers in terms of relative difficulty. I reckon I got around 160-165/180 so hopefully I'll be fine. What do you think the lower bound will be for the A* boundary?(Original post by Big-Daddy)
Hopefully 140/180 as a sharp maximum. The second exam didn't go that well. -
Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012I feel that the grade boundaries will be relatively low. The first paper was much easier than the second one though; in comparison to other years the papers were difficult.(Original post by Coco406)
I really messed both physics papers up
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012Surely not the January 2012? I thought it was around the same as the June 2011.(Original post by Umackjiggles)
That high? I didn't find it hard but I thought it was, on the whole, on par with the january papers in terms of relative difficulty. I reckon I got around 160-165/180 so hopefully I'll be fine. What do you think the lower bound will be for the A* boundary?
I'm always incredibly pessimistic in my self-marking, so I wouldn't know. If it sticks to 140/180 then I can be fairly certain of an A* (although I might have got 170/180 or even slightly higher - probably not) . I wouldn't like to guess a lower bound.
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012Haha fair enough(Original post by Big-Daddy)
Surely not the January 2012? I thought it was around the same as the June 2011.
I'm always incredibly pessimistic in my self-marking, so I wouldn't know. If it sticks to 140/180 then I can be fairly certain of an A* (although I might have got 170/180 or even slightly higher - probably not) . I wouldn't like to guess a lower bound.
, I reckon I got around about 113-115/120 in paper one and ~56-57/60 in paper 2 because of that stupid radiation question
I talked about the ionizing force, the rate and frequency of absorption, what materials they pass through and nothing else
. How many marks do you think I would get for that?
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012i reckon 3 or 4? sounds good enough(Original post by Umackjiggles)
Haha fair enough
, I reckon I got around about 113-115/120 in paper one and ~56-57/60 in paper 2 because of that stupid radiation question
I talked about the ionizing force, the rate and frequency of absorption, what materials they pass through and nothing else
. How many marks do you think I would get for that?
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Lol guys come on, it doesn't matter. That's obviously an a*(Original post by ProfJamz)
i reckon 3 or 4? sounds good enough
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012agreed! but it should be fine, the first paper makes up for the second and the second wasnt THAT bad (admit it(Original post by Graceyfave)
Lol guys come on, it doesn't matter. That's obviously an a*
This was posted from The Student Room's iPhone/iPad App
) so dont worry
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Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012yeah so thats why im saying dont worry as grade boundaries will be lower(Original post by ProfJamz)
but these papers were dodgy compared to past papers -
Re: iGCSE EDEXCEL PHYSICS DISCUSSION 2012I hope so. Dodgy questions got me on the second paper :/(Original post by sahajkaur)
yeah so thats why im saying dont worry as grade boundaries will be lower
and you dont even need the rule for that as the wires were all bunched up on the left which acts as a kind of spring in my head
hehe
) so dont worry