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AQA Physics: PHYA1 Tuesday 19th May 2015 (AM) and PHYA2 Thursday 04th June 2015 (PM)x

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Original post by Mattematics
I spent ****ing hours yesterday going over every single circuit calculation in every paper, doing all of them in the textbook, and there's wasn't a SINGLE standard circuit calculation in the entire ****ing paper.

**** you AQA.

same, the c**ts
Original post by LilJon
mebs i'll get method marks please


Nah you'll get 0 marks. Examiners will cry at the sight of your paper
I did the calculation to get 2700 ohms resistance, but then thought that a potato couldn't have such a high resistance, so put it at 2.7 ohms, how many marks would i get?
What did you guys write for the power rating and instensity question? And the power in the light bulbs?
Original post by tanyapotter
i put that the LED would work but my explanation was vague, idk

for that question, i said lamp Y has a lower resistance than lamp X so a greater current flows through Y than X or something


It wouldn't work (I calculated it using some fun maths :biggrin:)


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Original post by tanyapotter
it's dds
charge is -1, strangeness is -1 and baryon number is +1
sss would give a strangeness of -3 so it wouldn't be conserved


same here
Original post by Mattematics
I spent ****ing hours yesterday going over every single circuit calculation in every paper, doing all of them in the textbook, and there's wasn't a SINGLE standard circuit calculation in the entire ****ing paper.

**** you AQA.


True dat, true dat
Original post by dolan m
Times it by a 1000, doofus


was rushing was only 1/2 way with 25 mins to go
Pretty sure it's sss
****in kunt of a potato
mid way through writing "emf of potato" i made myself laugh and then forgot what i was calculating.
Original post by tanyapotter
it's dds
charge is -1, strangeness is -1 and baryon number is +1
sss would give a strangeness of -3 so it wouldn't be conserved


Not true. It depends entirely on what structure you gave for the neutral Kaon. One would give you dds.

The other would give you a strangeness of -1 on the left and +2 on the right, meaning you'd need -3 to be balanced.
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Original post by dolan m
No you're wrong noob


SSS is what i got, so strange, baryon number and charge can all be conserved at once
Original post by Ruksana97
What did you guys write for the power rating and instensity question? And the power in the light bulbs?


For power rating I said that there is low resistance in energy saving bulb therefore high current due to R=V/I
Original post by Anon_98
Same. ;( I'm literally so upset. -

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Can't resit. I wanted to as well. But this is the last year for AS physics exams ever :frown: how I wish the reform wasn't happening
Original post by Questioner1234
2750 ohms for resistance.
Last question was 3.2 x10^4w
Where did it say the wires were in parallel.
That paper was beautiful :redface:
Original post by jadys10
Can't resit. I wanted to as well. But this is the last year for AS physics exams ever :frown: how I wish the reform wasn't happening


There will still be AS exams next year so you do have the opportunity to resit.
Original post by dolan m
Nah you'll get 0 marks. Examiners will cry at the sight of your paper


good lad
I got dss to weigh out the strange numbers

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