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Edexcel GCE Physics Unit 1 - 19th May 2015

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Original post by TheUnofficial
Erm i am 16 single, male i am interested in both. Make sure the files aren't too explicit :wink:



hahahahahha lol dont worry, ill tag all of u guys and post it here openly. :tongue: after an hour pls. :smile: ty
Original post by KINGYusuf
I pretty much made all oh my PH01 notes, doing exam papers now & going over the topics I don't understand.

PHO2 I still have to do Waves & the other bit I forgot



What's Ph, Pornhub? :smile:
Original post by TheUnofficial
Erm i am 16 single, male i am interested in both. Make sure the files aren't too explicit :wink:


Original post by Ella_M
Could I have them too please!


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Original post by angelwattings
and me please


Original post by bobbydylan
me too pls!! :biggrin:


Original post by Freddy-Francis
and me aswell please ^^


Original post by DDan123
Do you mind sending me them?? :biggrin:


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See this link, has loads of questions organized by chapter with ms. :smile:
Good luck :smile:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxCbFk45_16ufkpkNTYtVmJvQm5Pa1VBRHFGczRrdlBkMkVnVXgtYzRPSnAzRVdBUTIzWG8&authuser=0
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this exam is happening in 5 days...how come there is not a bigger discussion on it than whats currently happening???
btw...are there any retake students doing this exam?? ...i did this exam first time two years ago haha...thought i would give it another shot this year!
Original post by gideon123
btw...are there any retake students doing this exam?? ...i did this exam first time two years ago haha...thought i would give it another shot this year!


I am retaking! :biggrin: I got a C last year, God knows how I managed to do better in unit 2. I really want an A in physics so retaking for a UMS boost.


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So there's this question.... I kinda have it memorised in my head after going through it a hundred times, but it would be nice to have a step by step explanation. It's on upthrust:
The relative density of ice is 0.917, whereas that of seawater is 1.025. What fraction of an iceberg is above the surface of the water?
Thanks :3
Reply 27
Original post by alexjackson1711
What textbook? Was it the context based approach (starting with HFS and EAT and SUR) because I too found that textbook appalling. I purchased the concept based textbook which I found much more useful. Either way the revision guides are very good at laying everything out clearly.


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I believe it was. It was Red. The concept revision guide is great. and so it CGP but they are a little vague tbh.
Reply 28
Original post by AvWOW
So there's this question.... I kinda have it memorised in my head after going through it a hundred times, but it would be nice to have a step by step explanation. It's on upthrust:
The relative density of ice is 0.917, whereas that of seawater is 1.025. What fraction of an iceberg is above the surface of the water?
Thanks :3

I got 12% Dunno if its right though
So i subtracted 1.025-0.917 to get 0.108
(0.108/0.917) x 100 =11.77 ->>>> 12%
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Original post by alexjackson1711
I am retaking! :biggrin: I got a C last year, God knows how I managed to do better in unit 2. I really want an A in physics so retaking for a UMS boost.Posted from TSR Mobile

haha i also got a c first time round...although iv been getting A's in most past papers so i think i can do better
im really praying that the paper is not as hard as last year...last years paper was crazy!
Reply 31
Original post by gideon123
im really praying that the paper is not as hard as last year...last years paper was crazy!

Im gonna attempt both the 2014 and 2014 R see how i do.
It should identify the areas im weak in.
Original post by AvWOW
So there's this question.... I kinda have it memorised in my head after going through it a hundred times, but it would be nice to have a step by step explanation. It's on upthrust:
The relative density of ice is 0.917, whereas that of seawater is 1.025. What fraction of an iceberg is above the surface of the water?
Thanks :3


find the difference in the density and divide it by the density of sea water.
(1.025-.917)/1.025 and multiply 100%, You'll get 10.54%
Reply 33
Original post by usmanzubair
find the difference in the density and divide it by the density of sea water.
(1.025-.917)/1.025 and multiply 100%, You'll get 10.54%

Aren't you finding the % relative to the iceberg?? wouldn't you divide by 0.917?
Reply 34
Original post by BMWM3
I got 12% Dunno if its right though

I don't think so....

:/ It's a weirddd question

The method our teacher showed was:
Realtive density= Density/ Density of water
therefore D of ice: 917kg/m3 seawater: 1025kg/m3

(Total volume-volume of object)1025= Total volume x 917

Volume over water: 0.105V
V being the total volume

someone explain??
Reply 35
Original post by AvWOW
I don't think so....

:/ It's a weirddd question

The method our teacher showed was:
Realtive density= Density/ Density of water
therefore D of ice: 917kg/m3 seawater: 1025kg/m3

(Total volume-volume of object)1025= Total volume x 917

Volume over water: 0.105V
V being the total volume

someone explain??

Did he give you the final answer?
Reply 36
Original post by usmanzubair
find the difference in the density and divide it by the density of sea water.
(1.025-.917)/1.025 and multiply 100%, You'll get 10.54%

yes! but what is the explanation? :frown: can you please tell me?
Original post by BMWM3
Im gonna attempt both the 2014 and 2014 R see how i do.
It should identify the areas im weak in.


do you think you could send me / link me to those papers? I don't have access :frown:
Reply 38
Original post by BMWM3
Did he give you the final answer?


0.105V is the fraction answer. As in 0.105/1 is the fraction above water
Reply 39
Original post by AvWOW
0.105V is the fraction answer. As in 0.105/1 is the fraction above water

Srry didnt see that it was a fraction xD was thinking in percentages

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