Edexcel GCSE Physics Paper 1 Higher Tier 1PH0 1H - 9 Jun 2022 [Exam Chat]

did you guys think the paper for triple&higher lined up with the advanced information? i cant really tell. the paper felt so weird to me in general..

for the question where you had to prove something was about 0.025 and the question after you had to use it in the equation were you supposed to use 0.025 or the exact value you just calculated

for the question where you had to prove something was about 0.025 and the question after you had to use it in the equation were you supposed to use 0.025 or the exact value you just calculated

which rollercoaster? Was it in edexcel or aqa as this is the edexcel paper 1 2022 paper

did you guys think the paper for triple&higher lined up with the advanced information? i cant really tell. the paper felt so weird to me in general..

It was the Edexcel paper (IGCSE though)

I don't know, but I used 0.025. Despite being predicted a 9 I found the whole test rather confusing

Fr I’m predicted a 9 but I felt like I was second guessing every question

Was this the IGCSE paper ?

What did people do for the drawing question? And what control variables?

it was an awful paper, what in the world was the Xray 6 marker

Was this the IGCSE? My daughters class did IGCSE and found it very strange compared to all the past paper/revision stuff they’ve done

did you draw diagrams for both materials?

You'll get marks for having the can with the water inside the larger can with the material. If you've done this and everything else you said you've done, you'll get the full marks.

if you drew 2 small cans and 2 large cans and drew sand coated around the small and large one and the same for sawdust, do you think we would still get the marks seeing as it's the same idea of having the insulating material coating the outside of the can? did we also have to do a written explanation or was a labelled diagram enough?

also, for the question that said, "show the answer is about... (e.g. 2m/s)" and there's a follow on question that required you to use that value in the calculation, do you use the 'about' value or the exact value? or would both be okay seeing as its ambiguous?

I used the exact value, but they shouldn't mark you down for using the rounded value

okay cool - what about the cans? would i lost all of the marks or maybe just 1 seeing as it’s largely the same idea of coating the cans with insulation?

also, do you remember how many marks the tennis ball and racket calculation was?

that was the worst physics paper i have ever done. i’ve been predicted a 9 in physics for the past 2 years but i didn’t at all know half of the questions.

What did people do for the drawing question? And what control variables?