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OCR M3 (non MEI) Wednesday 8th June

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Original post by Miracle-
Yes same I got 36/73 thats 0.493.

Why would you divide by 2l for the amplitude?


think he means for working out elastic energy cos you do conservation of energy to get the amplitude.
I did so wrong, and didn't get the centre of the oscillation right either. Assumed it was just where the thing was at equilibrium and started from.
Reply 41
grade boundary estimates?
Original post by XY123
I got 8.77


same. :cool:
Original post by XY123
grade boundary estimates?


I'd Imagine it'll be around 66 for 100 UMS, 62 for 90 and 55 for an A.
Original post by Miracle-
Yes same I got 36/73 thats 0.493.

Why would you divide by 2l for the amplitude?


To find max extension so I could find amplitude, with epe=gpe


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Well it's a good thing I don't require further maths for my uni offers.
Reply 46
Original post by Miracle-
I got R=73/50W, what did you get for coefficient of friction? I got like 0.49 not sure if thats right.

Last one I has some problems with too, I got 0.7m below O for centre of motion.



Yeah I got both of those, what did you get for U< for the vertical circle?
Original post by JoeyTr
Yeah I got both of those, what did you get for U< for the vertical circle?


I got U<Root(5ag)
Original post by JoeyTr
Yeah I got both of those, what did you get for U< for the vertical circle?

U<root(5ag)
Reply 49
Original post by Nathanburns01
I got U<Root(5ag)


Same here, top notch!
Reply 50
Was the maximum height 5/3 a?
Original post by hallo.C
Was the maximum height 5/3 a?


Thats what i got
Reply 52
Original post by XY123
I got 8.77


Same here! Love it
Original post by JoeyTr
Same here! Love it


Yes lads


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Reply 54
What was A and w for the last one?
Reply 55
Original post by JoeyTr
Yeah I got both of those, what did you get for U< for the vertical circle?


I'm fairly sure the question asked for a range of values of U where the string would go slack. If that is the case, then U > root(2ag), as the string must reach at least horizontal in order to go slack.

I wrote root(2ag) < U < root(5ag)
Reply 56
Original post by dsk1898
I'm fairly sure the question asked for a range of values of U where the string would go slack. If that is the case, then U > root(2ag), as the string must reach at least horizontal in order to go slack.

I wrote root(2ag) < U < root(5ag)


Strong point. I hope you're wrong but I have a feeling you're not. Hopefully 1 mark lost if so.
Reply 57
Original post by dsk1898
I'm fairly sure the question asked for a range of values of U where the string would go slack. If that is the case, then U > root(2ag), as the string must reach at least horizontal in order to go slack.

I wrote root(2ag) < U < root(5ag)


Yeah sounds right to be honest, didn't think about that.

I reckon around 60 marks for 90 UMS tbh hardest one I've done
Reply 58
What did people get for the speeds of the collisions?
Reply 59
Original post by hallo.C
What did people get for the speeds of the collisions?


Think I got B as 2.25 and A as -1.25. So e>5/9. And because their components parallel to the wall was the same they could collide again.

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