PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSE
Physics and electronics discussion, revision, exam and homework help.
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Re: PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSECrap! I lost one mark there then!! *******(Original post by Aidanb90)
It was snow, there were higher levels of UV detected because the snow reflects more back into the dummy's eyes. . . I think.
I drew the analogue graph as an alternating current graph, but I drew the digital graph as bar chart graph (as in I drew it properly with spaces between bars). Would I lose 1 mark then for drawing the incorrect analogue graph? -
Re: PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSEthe surface definitely..(Original post by ClarkyC...)
But if it reflects off the surface then it I'd more likely to hit the person so I put snow. What was the independent variable. Was it the dummy changing sides or he surface ?
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Re: PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSEI didn't think you had to draw graphs. Just a random squiggly line for analogue to show variation, and a Rectangle up and down line for digital to show 0 and 1 positions.(Original post by Frankster)
Crap! I lost one mark there then!! *******
I drew the analogue graph as an alternating current graph, but I drew the digital graph as bar chart graph (as in I drew it properly with spaces between bars). Would I lose 1 mark then for drawing the incorrect analogue graph?
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Re: PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSEProbably just one. Did you need to add labels? I did just to make sure.(Original post by Frankster)
Crap! I lost one mark there then!! *******
I drew the analogue graph as an alternating current graph, but I drew the digital graph as bar chart graph (as in I drew it properly with spaces between bars). Would I lose 1 mark then for drawing the incorrect analogue graph?
Independent variable was surface, I guess, it seemed the point of the investigation to find out which surface reflected more. And I'm pretty sure it was snow. P.S nice phone(Original post by ClarkyC...)
But if it reflects off the surface then it I'd more likely to hit the person so I put snow. What was the independent variable. Was it the dummy changing sides or he surface ?
This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my HTC Sensation XL with Beats Audio X315e -
Re: PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSEThat's what I thought!(Original post by Aidanb90)
I didn't think you had to draw graphs. Just a random squiggly line for analogue to show variation, and a Rectangle up and down line for digital to show 0 and 1 positions.
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Re: PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSE(Original post by clare1111)
That's what I thought!
Yeah I meant in the box... it didn't have to be a full graph with axes such and such - just a normal line or rough sketch of what it is...(Original post by Aidanb90)
I didn't think you had to draw graphs. Just a random squiggly line for analogue to show variation, and a Rectangle up and down line for digital to show 0 and 1 positions.
Or am I wrong? -
Re: PHY1H (OLD SPEC) Unit 1 AQA GCSEI DID! because gamma can pass through packaging and it had a fairly long halflife and it was the least ionising but im not too sure about the ionising part :s(Original post by R.P.Everything.)
Anyone get cobalt 60 as the material to irradiate food with?
Thats it? what kind of questions?