The specimen paper for this topic is extremely difficult compared to the past papers. Apparently all of ocr papers in sciences have increased in difficulty :frown:

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username1060297

Original post by Exaltation

Baes is there a list of all the experiments we should know? Thank you in advance

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Specifically Brownian Motion and Specific Heat Capacity; I believe that's it?

Edit: SHM Interpretation if you want to count that

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pnaidu

fml hopefully this paper will go better than the f324 exam everyone's come crying out of :frown:

wth are you doin OCR urgh

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MathsAddict

Best way to prepare for physics is to make up the toughest calculation question you can make up lool dunno it helps me

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Exaltation

Original post by Ki Yung Na

Specifically Brownian Motion and Specific Heat Capacity; I believe that's it?

Edit: SHM Interpretation if you want to count that

Not just the interpretation you need to know the whole experiement (Have a look at June 11)

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Exaltation

Original post by MathsAddict

Best way to prepare for physics is to make up the toughest calculation question you can make up lool dunno it helps me

How do you know what the right answer is though?

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ashy97

Hey, what's the experiment for shm?

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Exaltation

Original post by ashy97

Hey, what's the experiment for shm?

Check June 11 mark scheme

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username1060297

Original post by Exaltation

Not just the interpretation you need to know the whole experiement (Have a look at June 11)

I know but aside from something moving up and down what's more to know? The rest is interpreting/using knowledge of the theory :colondollar:

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MathsAddict

Original post by Exaltation

How do you know what the right answer is though?

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Make sure you know how to solve it XD infact let me make up questions for people as i do my revision.

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Exaltation

Original post by MathsAddict

Make sure you know how to solve it XD infact let me make up questions for people as i do my revision.

Thanks m8

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ashy97

Think there might be one to show the effects of damping on a system?

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Devran22

Original post by MathsAddict

Make sure you know how to solve it XD infact let me make up questions for people as i do my revision.

Thanks

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gothmog827

can anyone explain to me why time period is independent of amplitude for SHM? Thanks

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Devran22

Original post by gothmog827

can anyone explain to me why time period is independent of amplitude for SHM? Thanks

From my understanding it is to the fact that the greater the amplitude, the faster it moves, meaning that overall frequency will always be constant.

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Jmw123

Got 41 on the June 2014 paper which was actually an A as it is a hard paper, feeling confident about this exam now. What is likely to come up?