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Official OCR New Spec AS Level Physics: Depth in physics - 9th of May

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That was shocking
That was ez pz tbh
grade boundaries should be pretty high... straight forward paper
Godbless ocr
The only one I'm not sure about was the Gradient what did people get?
Pretty nice, what did you guys put for the question about if you can make out the 2 in the image?
Original post by Parhomus
The only one I'm not sure about was the Gradient what did people get?

500 somethinf hbu
Original post by mahmzo
500 somethinf hbu


Oh I got 5.5 x 10^3
Original post by AlexHodder
Pretty nice, what did you guys put for the question about if you can make out the 2 in the image?


Wut

Original post by Parhomus
The only one I'm not sure about was the Gradient what did people get?


5857 ohms metres^-2
Original post by Parhomus
Oh I got 5.5 x 10^3


It was a number with 5 maybe 5500 id remember
Original post by h3rmit
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5857 ohms metres^-2

yeah i got 5187 or something
Original post by h3rmit
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I think q1e? about if you can make out log2
Original post by h3rmit
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5857 ohms metres^-2


Close enough our line of best fit was probs only slightly different :wink:
Original post by mahmzo
500 somethinf hbu


I didn't do the *10-7 or 10- whatever bit when calculating the gradient. Why do you have to do this, when? It meant I got like 6.25
Original post by h3rmit
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5857 ohms metres^-2



Yeah i remember now. I got 5800 exactly lol
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Original post by h3rmit
Wut

I think q1e? about if you can make out log2


sorry this is the depth physics exam right?
Original post by AlexHodder
Pretty nice, what did you guys put for the question about if you can make out the 2 in the image?


how many marks was this? don't remeber it
Original post by yelash
I didn't do the *10-7 or 10- whatever bit when calculating the gradient. Why do you have to do this, when? It meant I got like 6.25


The L^2 values were all 10^-3, so you should have got 6250
Original post by yelash
I didn't do the *10-7 or 10- whatever bit when calculating the gradient. Why do you have to do this, when? It meant I got like 6.25


The X axis was x10^-3 so when u divide it becomes what u see
My bad I guess I was doing a different OCR paper at the same time?

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