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PHYSOCS-ALEVELS-MCQ HELP-JUNE 2015 IAL...HELP plss...JAN EXAMS

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MCQ
5)... the answer should be C but I'm getting B
also for mcq 8 ..for curves like shown in the diagram..is there a gradient at 0?
5
E = 1/2 CV^2

same amount of energy so C is inversely proportional to V^2

500 x V1^2 = 50 x V2^2
V1^2/V2^2 = 50/500 = 0.1
hence C

8
Yes graph of magnetic flux vs time has a non-zero gradient at t =0
so emf should not start at 0
gradient is increasing so emf is increasing
hence B
Original post by BobbJo
5
E = 1/2 CV^2

same amount of energy so C is inversely proportional to V^2

500 x V1^2 = 50 x V2^2
V1^2/V2^2 = 50/500 = 0.1
hence C

8
Yes graph of magnetic flux vs time has a non-zero gradient at t =0
so emf should not start at 0
gradient is increasing so emf is increasing
hence B

I'm a nonmath student...this thing doesn't make sense to me that there will be a non zero value of the gradient at (0,0)
but i got mcq 5
Original post by BobbJo
5
E = 1/2 CV^2

same amount of energy so C is inversely proportional to V^2

500 x V1^2 = 50 x V2^2
V1^2/V2^2 = 50/500 = 0.1
hence C

8
Yes graph of magnetic flux vs time has a non-zero gradient at t =0
so emf should not start at 0
gradient is increasing so emf is increasing
hence B


I'm a nonmath student...this thing doesn't make sense to me that there will be a non zero value of the gradient at (0,0)
but i got mcq 5
Original post by MARYAM1234567
I'm a nonmath student...this thing doesn't make sense to me that there will be a non zero value of the gradient at (0,0)
but i got mcq 5

If you draw a tangent at t=0, it is not horizontal

It has a positive gradient

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