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lgs98jonee
yeh put that :-)

good :smile:

sorry, the comment about the marks was aimed at the other peron, altho i quoted you

rosie
Reply 201
aha yes!
Physics 1 was really hard. :frown:
Physics 2 i found ok
Physics 3 i mucked up. (astro) :frown:
Reply 203
does anyone remember the voltage and current values for point x on that internal resistance question
Reply 204
nope sorry
Reply 205
Ok, can remember what paper, but it gave 3 types of force, gravitational, electromagnetic and sommet else. Anyway, what did you put for the examples, i thought it was a stupid question, and didnt really know what to put.

The other thing was the moments question when it asked for the other horizontal force, i put it at A. Then use moments and whatever to find X and Y, i got
X = -184N
Y = 126N In the left direction.

I was unsure cos it sed the force X is a tension, but resolving shows its actually a compression.
Reply 206
JamesF
Ok, can remember what paper, but it gave 3 types of force, gravitational, electromagnetic and sommet else. Anyway, what did you put for the examples, i thought it was a stupid question, and didnt really know what to put.

The other thing was the moments question when it asked for the other horizontal force, i put it at A. Then use moments and whatever to find X and Y, i got
X = -184N
Y = 126N In the left direction.

I was unsure cos it sed the force X is a tension, but resolving shows its actually a compression.

For Gravitational I put Weight
for EM i put Electrostatic Repulsion
For Nuclear I Put Strong.
Reply 207
Tennis
does anyone remember the voltage and current values for point x on that internal resistance question


i think the value on the x axis was something like 0.45 and the y axis was something like 0.6 though i'm not sure,

can anyone explain how to do the density question please
Reply 208
dormonkey
i think the value on the x axis was something like 0.45 and the y axis was something like 0.6 though i'm not sure,


yeah those values are right.....
Reply 209
dormonkey
i think the value on the x axis was something like 0.45 and the y axis was something like 0.6 though i'm not sure,

can anyone explain how to do the density question please

which is the density question?
JamesF
Ok, can remember what paper, but it gave 3 types of force, gravitational, electromagnetic and sommet else. Anyway, what did you put for the examples, i thought it was a stupid question, and didnt really know what to put.

The other thing was the moments question when it asked for the other horizontal force, i put it at A. Then use moments and whatever to find X and Y, i got
X = -184N
Y = 126N In the left direction.

I was unsure cos it sed the force X is a tension, but resolving shows its actually a compression.

your values of x and y r out by a factor of 10
they were 1800 sumfing
and y was 1500 sumfing
dormonkey
i think the value on the x axis was something like 0.45 and the y axis was something like 0.6 though i'm not sure,

can anyone explain how to do the density question please

density question on phy 1?
Reply 212
Oh, bollocks. I read the length from A to B as 1.6. Thats so annoying :mad: :mad:
JamesF
Oh, bollocks. I read the length from A to B as 1.6. Thats so annoying :mad: :mad:

sorry m8, i know how it annoying it must be
mockel
which is the density question?

if u mean the density questioninvolving lead,
the thickness was 7x10^-4
Reply 215
mathematician
if u mean the density questioninvolving lead,
the thickness was 7x10^-4

i was actually referring to what dormonkey asked, something like "how did you do the density question", so i asked "which density question"

anyway, how did you get your answer for the thickness of the lead?
Reply 216
anyone else notice the mistake in Unit 1 on the Rutherford scattering question? It refered to a "small, massive nucleus"!!!
surely this must be wrong! :eek:
Reply 217
don't know bout you lot but i found paper 2 really hard (the thermal stuff) unit 1, and 3 particle were fine!
Reply 218
neosyko
anyone else notice the mistake in Unit 1 on the Rutherford scattering question? It refered to a "small, massive nucleus"!!!
surely this must be wrong! :eek:

yeah i didn't really get that either, but they said the exact same thing later on in the question, so it couldn't have been a typo, could it?
neosyko
anyone else notice the mistake in Unit 1 on the Rutherford scattering question? It refered to a "small, massive nucleus"!!!
surely this must be wrong! :eek:


"massive" means it has lots of mass, not that it is very big

rosie

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