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AQA Physics PHYA4 - Thursday 11th June 2015 [Exam Discussion Thread]

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Original post by NEWT0N
Whichever one had the largest area. I remember it being a square with side length 0.5. If that one was option B then yes, B is correct.


Was the area 0.25 then? Cause I definitely remember that as the largest
Original post by Humbers
It isn't acceleration the guy you quoted got it wrong. You are right rate of change of momentum is force which has the unit Newtons


So did you put weight as the answer?
Anyone remember what they got for the work done to move the 60nC charge?
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Original post by chizz1889
Nope B is wrong as some energy is used to oppose resistance in the circuit


Yeah b was incorrect that's what i'm saying
Original post by huniibehi
Yeah I said the needle would initially go in one direction and then in the opposite direction because of Lenzs law

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The second bit was just less deflection


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Original post by TheRAG
Was the area 0.25 then? Cause I definitely remember that as the largest


I think it was B
Original post by Fvthoms
10000% was not. 😂


Yes it is. Rate of change of momentum is MLT ^-1 * L^-1 = MLT^-2
Weight is M * LT^-2 which also = MLT^-2
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Original post by joesterman
Anyone remember what they got for the work done to move the 60nC charge?



4.5x10 to something
Original post by Alexie56
Don't you get 4mJ from the battery and then minus 2mj to get the energy used up which is 2. So B couldn't havw been incorrect.

Yeah i thought this, half goes to capacitor half goes to resistor?
Original post by huniibehi
Yeah I said the needle would initially go in one direction and then in the opposite direction because of Lenzs law

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Did it go left first then right? Or the other way round?
Original post by k9000
Yeah b was incorrect that's what i'm saying


Oh right cool haha
Original post by NEWT0N
No, it was opposite direction as well. The flux through Q moves to the left as it decreases. The initial flux was to the right -- opposite


Why ?


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But that's only due to air resistance which is negligible
Original post by DanTheMan358
Yeah i thought this, half goes to capacitor half goes to resistor?


Some used in resistance of wires so not 50:50
Also for the ring and cone question, i put it has no affect on damping? Because damping is caused by resistive forces and weight doesn't affect acceleration downwards?
Original post by Disney0702
So did you put weight as the answer?


Yes
Original post by chizz1889
Some used in resistance of wires so not 50:50


But still? B statement was correct?
what did y'all put for the six marker?
Original post by NEWT0N
As it initially enters coil Q it is moving in some horizontal direction through Q. Then when it decreases, it moves in the opposite direction because some of it essentially "returns" to coil P to account for the smaller current through P. Thus at any rate the second flux is opposite to the first.


Not in the spec so doubt it


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And what was the purpose of the steel wires?

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