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Reply 80
The test was fine.
Reply 81
furry747
I have a feeling it was 20.


what was the calculation for it? distnace divided by speed? 160 divided by 16?
Izzwizz0
what was the calculation for it? distnace divided by speed? 160 divided by 16?


If I remember correctly, S=1/2(u+v)t

You could use that one because the question said to assume uniform a.

So 160=1/2(16+0)t
160=8t
t=20
20.

Definitely 20.

If it's not 20 I will seriously walk out of this room!


















My room not the Student Room...:ninja: :awesome:
Reply 84
MarcusTheEskimo
If I remember correctly, S=1/2(u+v)t

You could use that one because the question said to assume uniform a.

So 160=1/2(16+0)t
160=8t
t=20

oh dear i've got loads wrong...
Reply 85
so what was the phase difference between those 2 points?
Izzwizz0
so what was the phase difference between those 2 points?


Pii / 2 or 90 degrees.

The same statement applies for this as above...:yep:
Reply 87
Was it 90 deg?
Reply 88
Izzwizz0
so what was the phase difference between those 2 points?


90 degrees
Reply 89
Now it's time for M1! -_-

Fun fun fun...
Reply 90
how was it 90??
The distance from x to y was 5/4 wavelengths so the phase difference was 1/4 wavelengths which is pi/2 or 90 degrees
Reply 92
1 wavelength = 2pi radians or 360 deg.
Half lambda = pi radians or 180 deg
The wave was from a crest to the midpoint (node if it was stationary)
Therefore was a quarter of a wavelength = pi/2 radians or 90 degrees
Reply 93
Izzwizz0
how was it 90??


do you do maths??
Reply 94
this suckkkkkkkkkkkks what about the speed of the ball was one of the answers 1.77 for somethiing?
furry747
Now it's time for M1! -_-

Fun fun fun...


Same but I also got chemistry on the same day...:sad:
Reply 96
kayn
do you do maths??


nopee
Reply 97
furry747
1 wavelength = 2pi radians or 360 deg.
Half lambda = pi radians or 180 deg
The wave was from a crest to the midpoint (node if it was stationary)
Therefore was a quarter of a wavelength = pi/2 radians or 90 degrees

I put 540 degrees. Now thinking back it seems stupid but in the exam it seemed to make so much sense. :p:

I felt overall I did pretty good though :smile: Much better than the first one. :mad:
Izzwizz0
this suckkkkkkkkkkkks what about the speed of the ball was one of the answers 1.77 for somethiing?


I remember writing 1.77 somewhere...:cool:
Reply 99
***Hannah***
I remember writing 1.77 somewhere...:cool:


Same :biggrin:

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