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AQA GCSE Physics Paper 2 (Higher Combined) 8464/2H - 16th June 2023 [Exam Chat]

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Reply 20

A____J

Original post by propergoodman

I put up then changed to right

eesh, got that wrong then .-.

Reply 21

arrow1801

The copper would go to the left ? The convectional current is coming towards you and the dirrction of magnetic field is down so your thumb ends up facing right?

Reply 22

A____J

Original post by arrow1801

The copper would go to the left ? The convectional current is coming towards you and the dirrction of magnetic field is down so your thumb ends up facing right?

u gott hat too?
i thoguht cuz like it goes bakwards or something

Reply 23

A____J

there was something about how to make the copper or somat more faster i think
did anyomne say to add xtra current

(edited 10 months ago)

Reply 24

anamshah0010

Original post by A____J

there was something about how to make the copper or somat more faster i think
did anyomne say to add xtra current

Yes

Reply 25

A____J

Original post by anamshah0010

Yes

yasss ok but it was 2 marks
thats all put, was there menna be more

Reply 26

anamshah0010

Original post by A____J

yasss ok but it was 2 marks
thats all put, was there menna be more

Yes you were meant to explain what the effect of increasing the current has on the motor I think.

Reply 27

A____J

Original post by anamshah0010

Yes you were meant to explain what the effect of increasing the current has on the motor I think.

ahh right, ok
thanks
and the compass qs, whatd u get? .-.

Reply 28

anamshah0010

Original post by A____J

ahh right, ok
thanks
and the compass qs, whatd u get? .-.

Compass points north when not near a magnet
This shows that the earths core must be magnetic as it generates its own magnetic field
I don’t know if that’s right though

Reply 29

propergoodman

Original post by arrow1801

The copper would go to the left ? The convectional current is coming towards you and the dirrction of magnetic field is down so your thumb ends up facing right?

What was the correct answer then

Reply 30

arrow1801

Original post by A____J

u gott hat too?
i thoguht cuz like it goes bakwards or something

Yeah the right facing arrow is the answer?

Reply 31

A____J

Original post by anamshah0010

Compass points north when not near a magnet
This shows that the earths core must be magnetic as it generates its own magnetic field
I don’t know if that’s right though

i got the first bit, or something similar
yh it sOuNds right : )

Reply 32

arrow1801

Original post by propergoodman

What was the correct answer then

righr facing arrow?

Reply 33

A____J

Original post by arrow1801

Yeah the right facing arrow is the answer?

arrow goes left, no? .-.
lool think everyone got different answers

Reply 34

arrow1801

Original post by A____J

arrow goes left, no? .-.
lool think everyone got different answers

The convectional current is towards you tthe mahnetic field is down so the force is to the right

Reply 35

A____J

Original post by arrow1801

The convectional current is towards you tthe mahnetic field is down so the force is to the right

oh, right
heh, lol i think i got all the 1 markers wrong jtudt

Reply 36

Holmesalex

What did you get on the wave length question

Reply 37

A____J

Original post by Holmesalex

What did you get on the wave length question

which one?

Reply 38

nawdsecvf

Original post by A____J

which one?

The one where you need to measure it

I think it was llike 4mm =1mm

(edited 10 months ago)

Reply 39

arrow1801

Original post by Holmesalex

What did you get on the wave length question

I measured between the ending 2 rarefactions not the ends of the waves getting me 10cm which is 100mm which means its 500mm. Then i divided it by like 7 or 8, the amount of waves between them getting me like 71.something. there might be a range of answers tho not sure if im right