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how was the exam guys? It seemed easy but it seemd to me there were a few technical questions.......what do you think??
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I was confused abt the photoelectric question...the one with the kinetic energy....might lose a couple of marks on that one :/
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how was the exam guys? It seemed easy but it seemd to me there were a few technical questions.......what do you think??
how was the exam guys? It seemed easy but it seemd to me there were a few technical questions.......what do you think??
just to let you know I've moved this to the Physics exams forum
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I feel it's kinda difficult.. I didn't have enough time to check my paper.there were questions I just anyhow wrote something like the diode question =.= questions like comment on accuracy or comment on the range of the size of the gap made me feel I was doing unit 3 
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i felt it was pretty easy, MCQs were pretty straight forward too.
i think this paper was just a joke compared to unit 1.
only question that bothered me most (even though it was just a 1-marker) was the one of suggesting an advantage for pulse-echo technique. had no clue
the bad thing about the paper being easy are the grade boundaries, they will be high as fu**
i think this paper was just a joke compared to unit 1.
only question that bothered me most (even though it was just a 1-marker) was the one of suggesting an advantage for pulse-echo technique. had no clue
the bad thing about the paper being easy are the grade boundaries, they will be high as fu**
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yeah the accuracy questions made me think it was unit 3.....that was annoying!
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(Original post by rafavel97)
i felt it was pretty easy, MCQs were pretty straight forward too.
i think this paper was just a joke compared to unit 1.
only question that bothered me most (even though it was just a 1-marker) was the one of suggesting an advantage for pulse-echo technique. had no clue
the bad thing about the paper being easy are the grade boundaries, they will be high as fu**
i felt it was pretty easy, MCQs were pretty straight forward too.
i think this paper was just a joke compared to unit 1.
only question that bothered me most (even though it was just a 1-marker) was the one of suggesting an advantage for pulse-echo technique. had no clue
the bad thing about the paper being easy are the grade boundaries, they will be high as fu**
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(Original post by rafavel97)
i felt it was pretty easy, MCQs were pretty straight forward too.
i think this paper was just a joke compared to unit 1.
only question that bothered me most (even though it was just a 1-marker) was the one of suggesting an advantage for pulse-echo technique. had no clue
the bad thing about the paper being easy are the grade boundaries, they will be high as fu**
i felt it was pretty easy, MCQs were pretty straight forward too.
i think this paper was just a joke compared to unit 1.
only question that bothered me most (even though it was just a 1-marker) was the one of suggesting an advantage for pulse-echo technique. had no clue
the bad thing about the paper being easy are the grade boundaries, they will be high as fu**
which one did u choose?
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probably :/ and abt the pulse echo question I wrote no transmitter needed inside room and less wavelength so more details....can anyone tell wheather that was right?
probably :/ and abt the pulse echo question I wrote no transmitter needed inside room and less wavelength so more details....can anyone tell wheather that was right?
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can someone plz help??
IAL physics Edexcel question help required.
These syllabus points are not mentioned in several books,can someone explain them please?
Topic: Waves
1- discuss situations that require the accuratedetermination of refractive index
2- investigate and explain how to measure the rotation ofthe plane of polarization
3- explain how diffraction experiments provide evidence forthe wave nature of electrons
4- discuss how scientific ideas may change over time e.g.our ideas on the particle/wave nature of electrons
5- discuss the social and ethical issues that need to beconsidered e.g. when developing and trialing new medical techniques on patientsor when funding a space mission
IAL physics Edexcel question help required.
These syllabus points are not mentioned in several books,can someone explain them please?
Topic: Waves
1- discuss situations that require the accuratedetermination of refractive index
2- investigate and explain how to measure the rotation ofthe plane of polarization
3- explain how diffraction experiments provide evidence forthe wave nature of electrons
4- discuss how scientific ideas may change over time e.g.our ideas on the particle/wave nature of electrons
5- discuss the social and ethical issues that need to beconsidered e.g. when developing and trialing new medical techniques on patientsor when funding a space mission
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[QUOTE=A84;52914599]can someone plz help??
IAL physics Edexcel question help required.
These syllabus points are not mentioned in several books,can someone explain them please?
Well here I go!
1. where the material can be identified using Refractive Index (it was in question paper abt some plastics)
2.Use polaroid filter.Make sure intensity highest at start. Rotate until intensity drops to minimum or zero. Measure angle in between from middle of start to middle of end.
3.Diffraction is only for waves because for it to occur there must be a wavelength which a property of wave
4.This was also in year question.Cathode rays were deemed waves...later shown that they contained electrons but still diffracted.Conclusions: Electrons are particles yet behave like waves
5.The amount of impact or how the impact affects the body/environment must be considered.Ex:X-rays must not be used to provide image of fetus unless absolutely necessary.This one depends on the question I guess
P.s: I did the best I could....plz don't fault me with any mistakes and I am just looking to help not to show-off or anything like that...u should ask others as well
IAL physics Edexcel question help required.
These syllabus points are not mentioned in several books,can someone explain them please?
Well here I go!
1. where the material can be identified using Refractive Index (it was in question paper abt some plastics)
2.Use polaroid filter.Make sure intensity highest at start. Rotate until intensity drops to minimum or zero. Measure angle in between from middle of start to middle of end.
3.Diffraction is only for waves because for it to occur there must be a wavelength which a property of wave
4.This was also in year question.Cathode rays were deemed waves...later shown that they contained electrons but still diffracted.Conclusions: Electrons are particles yet behave like waves
5.The amount of impact or how the impact affects the body/environment must be considered.Ex:X-rays must not be used to provide image of fetus unless absolutely necessary.This one depends on the question I guess
P.s: I did the best I could....plz don't fault me with any mistakes and I am just looking to help not to show-off or anything like that...u should ask others as well
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[QUOTE=massheadache;52915319]
Thank you, I still need details… but ur try is worthgetting me started. Thanks! I am to appear in the examination this may!
(Original post by A84)
can someone plz help??
IAL physics Edexcel question help required.
These syllabus points are not mentioned in several books,can someone explain them please?
Well here I go!
1. where the material can be identified using Refractive Index (it was in question paper abt some plastics)
2.Use polaroid filter.Make sure intensity highest at start. Rotate until intensity drops to minimum or zero. Measure angle in between from middle of start to middle of end.
3.Diffraction is only for waves because for it to occur there must be a wavelength which a property of wave
4.This was also in year question.Cathode rays were deemed waves...later shown that they contained electrons but still diffracted.Conclusions: Electrons are particles yet behave like waves
5.The amount of impact or how the impact affects the body/environment must be considered.Ex:X-rays must not be used to provide image of fetus unless absolutely necessary.This one depends on the question I guess
P.s: I did the best I could....plz don't fault me with any mistakes and I am just looking to help not to show-off or anything like that...u should ask others as well
can someone plz help??
IAL physics Edexcel question help required.
These syllabus points are not mentioned in several books,can someone explain them please?
Well here I go!
1. where the material can be identified using Refractive Index (it was in question paper abt some plastics)
2.Use polaroid filter.Make sure intensity highest at start. Rotate until intensity drops to minimum or zero. Measure angle in between from middle of start to middle of end.
3.Diffraction is only for waves because for it to occur there must be a wavelength which a property of wave
4.This was also in year question.Cathode rays were deemed waves...later shown that they contained electrons but still diffracted.Conclusions: Electrons are particles yet behave like waves
5.The amount of impact or how the impact affects the body/environment must be considered.Ex:X-rays must not be used to provide image of fetus unless absolutely necessary.This one depends on the question I guess
P.s: I did the best I could....plz don't fault me with any mistakes and I am just looking to help not to show-off or anything like that...u should ask others as well
Thank you, I still need details… but ur try is worthgetting me started. Thanks! I am to appear in the examination this may!
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