Suggest how much faeces AQA must have produced in order to rummage and find two full, undigested potatoes on there in order to give them inspiration for a physics paper. (2 marks).

Reply 187

Krollo

Original post by Cadherin

Suggest how much faeces AQA must have produced in order to rummage and find two full, undigested potatoes on there in order to give them inspiration for a physics paper. (2 marks).

Brilliant. AQA can compost their bloody potatoes for all I care.

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Reply 188

username1046093

Original post by Munrot07

GCSE chemistry final exam (supposedly the hardest exam)

What is the molecular formula of water

H2O

Reply 189

Segsation

My 2015 GCSE Citizenship exam:

Which of these is a political party?
a) The Independent
b) BBC
c) UKIP
d) Citizens advice bureau

Also:
Greenpeace is an example of a:
a) Political party
b) Pressure group
c) Business
d) Person

Later in the paper: "Greenpeace is a pressure group"

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Reply 190

AyeshaKhan

measure this line with a ruler
it has to be exact i got this as a math question imagine how many people got it wwrong :colonhash:

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Reply 191

princess.natalie

A ball does not move.
How far has it moved?

Reply 192

Skyjet3

Who is the prime minister?

A) A dinosaur
B) David Cameron
C) Postman Pat
D) The Queen

Reply 193

Amir52

list them in order, from smaller to bigger
1. elephant
2. giraffe
3. dwarf planet
4. hippo

Reply 194

username1732491

A ball, of mass 10kg, lies on a plane which is angled at π/3 radians to the horizontal. The plane has a coefficient of friction 0.35, and the ball is initially at rest.

What is the value of π to 3 significant figures?

Reply 195

Cadherin

Using your knowledge of benzene sulphonation, suggest why the sky is blue.

Reply 196

spotify95

Original post by morgan8002

It depends on the acceleration of the ball and which one second interval you choose.

If there was no acceleration then it would be a straightforward question.

If the acceleration is constant then you're right, as you need the initial velocity and final velocity...

Reply 197

Amir52

Original post by Cadherin

Using your knowledge of benzene sulphonation, suggest why the sky is blue.

woah chemistry m8! :biggrin:

the answer is blue cause benzene does not preferably react with dilute H2SO4!

Reply 198

Metrododo

John is selling 3 apples. Mary wishes to purchase 3 apples. Using your knowledge on Hayek's theory of free-market capitalism, should there be a Brexit?