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2016 Official AQA New Spec AS Level Physics Paper 2 - 9th June 2016

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Reply 340

tarakheradmand1

Original post by tajtsracc

Did anyone get 5 for the number of resistors needed to be in parallel to get the power (something like that)?

I did!

Reply 341

Funnycatvideos

Original post by haes

for the number of components did anyone get 4?

I got 4 I think

Reply 342

e1l2l3i4e5

If I messed up reading the scale on the first question and got 1.7mm and then 4kg and then obviously it affected my value for Youngs Modulus how many marks do you think I will lose?

Reply 343

datguy1999

For the seismograph, i said that the moment of the weight of the ball increases. Therefore in order for moments on both sides to be eqaul the force on the spring must increase. This means the its extension must increase, causing it to compress and line to go up

Reply 344

123chem

I needed lube for that paper....

Reply 345

Jack.dim

What you guys get for YOUNG MODULUS 4 marker

Reply 346

haes

did no one get 1.7mm and 3.6kg? ;_; damn... hope error carried forward is nice to us

Reply 347

money-for-all

Original post by Jack.dim

What you guys get for YOUNG MODULUS 4 marker

A headache

Reply 348

alhrona

Original post by datguy1999

It should be 4, rounding up to 5 means that the power exceeds 100w when it's not meant to

nah , its aid how many resistors does it require to reach the max output of 100W , if you had 4 it would be below. And you need it to be above 100W so the next number is 5

Reply 349

datguy1999

What did people get for why that second graph was better at calculating what max pd was

Reply 350

annehappy

Original post by Jack.dim

What you guys get for YOUNG MODULUS 4 marker

like 1._ x10^11 ? cant remember

Reply 351

avz15

Original post by tajtsracc

Did anyone get 5 for the number of resistors needed to be in parallel to get the power (something like that)?

Yeah

Reply 352

haes

Original post by e1l2l3i4e5

If I messed up reading the scale on the first question and got 1.7mm and then 4kg and then obviously it affected my value for Youngs Modulus how many marks do you think I will lose?

since there are many disagreements for these questions i think if your working out was spot on you can still get those 4 marks from the young modulus question

Reply 353

avz15

Original post by datguy1999

It should be 4, rounding up to 5 means that the power exceeds 100w when it's not meant to

I calculated it and for 4 it was over 100

Reply 354

Pentaquark

Im waiting for someone to say that paper was easy af. Its tsr after all...

Reply 355

GG1233

Original post by haes

did no one get 1.7mm and 3.6kg? ;_; damn... hope error carried forward is nice to us

I got that too! What should the answer have been?

Reply 356

money-for-all

that paper was easy af

Reply 357

456CJ

Original post by alhrona

nah , its aid how many resistors does it require to reach the max output of 100W , if you had 4 it would be below. And you need it to be above 100W so the next number is 5