In a normal triangle, the sum of the lengths of the 2 smaller sides must be larger than the longest side. So option D, because the sum of the smaller sides is 3+6 = 9. 9 < 10 therefore will not form a triangle

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Bo77 Tman

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Original post by AlfieChall

In a normal triangle, the sum of the lengths of the 2 smaller sides must be larger than the longest side. So option D, because the sum of the smaller sides is 3+6 = 9. 9 < 10 therefore will not form a triangle

Brilliant, thank you!

Reply 24

tony00005

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I pray for as little electricity as possible

Reply 25

EloraPuff

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Original post by tony00005

I pray for as little electricity as possible

I pray for minimal electricity and minimal materials and pages of mechanics and quantum and y1 nuclear.

Reply 26

imfinshed.

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Original post by tony00005

I pray for as little electricity as possible

i pray for the questions to be understandable :colonhash:

Reply 27

Bo77 Tman

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Original post by tony00005

I pray for as little electricity as possible

100%, Electricity is by far the hardest year 1 topic and in my opinion the 2nd hardest topic in the whole A level course.

OP

Original post by Bo77 Tman

100%, Electricity is by far the hardest year 1 topic and in my opinion the 2nd hardest topic in the whole A level course.

Facts.

Reply 29

tony00005

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Original post by Bo77 Tman

100%, Electricity is by far the hardest year 1 topic and in my opinion the 2nd hardest topic in the whole A level course.

genuinely, numbers just appear outta nowhere in the mark schemes and most video solutions dont help. one of the papers a few years ago only had 4 marks worth of electricity questions in the whole written part so that again would be great

Reply 30

Bo77 Tman

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Original post by tony00005

genuinely, numbers just appear outta nowhere in the mark schemes and most video solutions dont help. one of the papers a few years ago only had 4 marks worth of electricity questions in the whole written part so that again would be great

Yeah that was the 2019 paper, just did that one yesterday. Funnily enough, that question was the only one I didn’t get any marks on, completely bombed the 4 marks 🤣.

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Bo77 Tman

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Original post by tony00005

genuinely, numbers just appear outta nowhere in the mark schemes and most video solutions dont help. one of the papers a few years ago only had 4 marks worth of electricity questions in the whole written part so that again would be great

There’s normally around 6 or 7 written questions and the rest multiple choice, so technically you could get a question from every topic or you could get 3 questions all from one topic and then 1 or 2 topics won’t be assessed. Whatever they don’t assess in the written part will definitely be in the multiple choice section though,

OP

I take it that people don't like electricity for A-level physics.

I liked Electric Fields, but Y12 OCR A Electricity was pants.

Reply 33

Grizzly4

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Come on now, Kirchhoff's laws and the potential divider equation and we are sorted! I believe we can all do well, lets not be doomer, revise as much as we can and be happy that we tried our best.

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Bruce Wayne59875

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Do you guys think the grade boundaries will be higher than 2019? Or mid-way between 2019 and 2022.

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Original post by Bruce Wayne59875

Do you guys think the grade boundaries will be higher than 2019? Or mid-way between 2019 and 2022.

Similar to 2018-2019

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arialle

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Original post by Talkative Toad

I take it that people don't like electricity for A-level physics.

I liked Electric Fields, but Y12 OCR A Electricity was pants.

Lol I am one of the weird ones that prefers electricity to mechanics...

Anyone got any helpful websites with hard questions aside from PMT and aqa past papers?

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Original post by arialle

Lol I am one of the weird ones that prefers electricity to mechanics...

Anyone got any helpful websites with hard questions aside from PMT and aqa past papers?

To be fair don't like physics in general

Reply 38

Grizzly4

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Original post by arialle

Lol I am one of the weird ones that prefers electricity to mechanics...

Anyone got any helpful websites with hard questions aside from PMT and aqa past papers?

Might like this website for past papers and questions: umutech.net although I often find the questions on the main page are similar to ones found elsewhere. Definetely worth a delve into.

Reply 39

jesicasabau..

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anyone have any predictions?
i feel like refraction, y1 decay and momentum are gonna come up

AQA A-level Physics Paper 1 (7408/1) - 24th May 2023 [Exam Chat]

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