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Edexcel IAL PHYSICS - UNIT 05 - MAY/JUNE 2019

Why is the acceleration graph centred at zero?
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I couldn't understand this.
Could anyone pls help me to understand this?
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Original post by Saman_B9
I couldn't understand this.
Could anyone pls help me to understand this?


What do you think of checking this pic ?:smile:
Sorry this is for the the first question
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Original post by Saman_B9
I couldn't understand this.
Could anyone pls help me to understand this?

Pion is a neutral particle hence it won't create any track as it doesn't ionise...the curves you see are the tracks of charged products...
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Original post by Spannerin'moi
Pion is a neutral particle hence it won't create any track as it doesn't ionise...the curves you see are the tracks of charged products...


Thanks for explaining
Your answer was helpful
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Thanks for explaining
Your answer was helpful


No probs...thanks for helping me revise :smile:
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Does anyone have any good revision sources for this unit?
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Original post by Saman_B9
Does anyone have any good revision sources for this unit?

I would recommend these notes https://www.shawonnotes.com/index.php/edexcel-ial-revision-notes/edexcel-ial-physics-revision-notes/

Also, Try and find a physics for you book, if possible, cause they are really good.....

https://www.revisely.co.uk/alevel/physics/edexcel/ This is a compilation of useful video tutorials explaining stuff too.

If I find more, I'll share them :smile: Most of these work for unit 4 as well

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