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Physics Unit 2 IAL May-Jun 2018 Thread

After the misery named Unit 1, let’s hope for a better examination this 18th May ❤️

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i hope unit 2 goes well...any tips for revision
Check out Shawon Notes. They have good physics notes for Unit 2 as well
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Suggest any notes,files,videos,etc for unit 2
Guys I need help on this one.

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What is the answer to this ?
Original post by Ihopeisurvive
What is the answer to this ?


C.
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Original post by Anneyong &lt
Guys I need help on this one.

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phase difference=(2pi/(lambda)) * distance between two points
therefore answer is (2pi/(340/160))*1 which is C
Original post by cenet0:o
phase difference=(2pi/(lambda)) * distance between two points
therefore answer is (2pi/(340/160))*1 which is C


but to find wavelength we use speed/frequency. so why in this question opposite is happening.
Original post by thunnderr
but to find wavelength we use speed/frequency. so why in this question opposite is happening.


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hope you can understand now
yes thankss

Original post by cenet0:o
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hope you can understand now
Thank you so much guys! I don't really know that formula though, I wasn't taught about this but thanchuuu ^-^
Original post by Anneyong <3
Guys I need help on this one.

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what year is this from?
Original post by amianerd?
what year is this from?


2018 jan
[QUOTE="amianerd?;77666094"]what year is this from?[/QUOTE
find the wave length of the wave using wavelegth= speed/frequency, then divide 1 metre by the wavelength. multiply what you got with 2 pi.
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Original post by amianerd?
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find the wave length of the wave using wavelegth= speed/frequency, then divide 1 metre by the wavelength. multiply what you got with 2 pi.


this formula might come handy
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Original post by viktorbrown100


this formula might come handy


Why can't they teach us useful formulas like this in class? Damn
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Original post by viktorbrown100


this formula might come handy


so the answer is (C) :smile: hope i was helpful

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