Hey guys, I've IAL physics exam this coming Oct 2021 and I'm a private student. I feel like I'm not prepared for it.. Can someone please help me get good notes and tell me some revision tips
Hey guys, I've IAL physics exam this coming Oct 2021 and I'm a private student. I feel like I'm not prepared for it.. Can someone please help me get good notes and tell me some revision tips
Hey guys, I've IAL physics exam this coming Oct 2021 and I'm a private student. I feel like I'm not prepared for it.. Can someone please help me get good notes and tell me some revision tips
You can download notes from a website called physicsmathstutor and a revision tip will be to do as much past papers as possible which also you can get from this website Best of luck 👍
Hey guys, I've IAL physics exam this coming Oct 2021 and I'm a private student. I feel like I'm not prepared for it.. Can someone please help me get good notes and tell me some revision tips
heyy im writing this too. How are u feeling about it?
Nah think bigger things you dont need to worry bout. None of that stuff is on the spec its just the textbook trying to make the physics mildly interesting
Nah think bigger things you dont need to worry bout. None of that stuff is on the spec its just the textbook trying to make the physics mildly interesting
the ball will experience a force towards the right due to the laminar flow . But the ball was initially moving downwards, so the force is at right angles to the motion, does that mean it will not affect it in any way? the MS says "down and along" along what?
the ball will experience a force towards the right due to the laminar flow . But the ball was initially moving downwards, so the force is at right angles to the motion, does that mean it will not affect it in any way? the MS says "down and along" along what?
We can assume the ball is falling at terminal velocity so the ball will move in a straight line down towards the right. So essentially on a bearing of 125 degrees i believe