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Edexcel GCSE Physics Paper 1 Higher Tier Triple 1PH0 1H - 25th May 2023 [Exam Chat]

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Edexcel GCSE Physics Paper 1 Higher Tier Triple 1PH0 1H - 25th May 2023 [Exam Chat]
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Date/Time: 25th May 2023
Length: 1hr 45 mins

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https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-gcses/sciences-2016.html#%2Ftab-Physics

(edited 11 months ago)

Reply 1

PhysicalFission

3

Did any of you know what the "resting height" question was about - I can't find any mention of it in the spec
Thanks in advance

Reply 2

freyaseal

4

Original post by PhysicalFission

Did any of you know what the "resting height" question was about - I can't find any mention of it in the spec
Thanks in advance

pretty sure you used the 2ax one from the formula book

Reply 3

loik24

8

Original post by PhysicalFission

Did any of you know what the "resting height" question was about - I can't find any mention of it in the spec
Thanks in advance

i knew it was v^2-u^2 = 2ax but i had no clue what the value for a could be but i saw someone say it was acceleration due to gravity so 10 or 9.81 which makes sense since it is falling but i didn't clock that

Reply 4

jasper0619

1

did anyone get the question about dropping the stone until it reach 17m/s? that's the only question i didn't get in the exam, thanks

Reply 5

TheKnightmare24

3

Original post by jasper0619

did anyone get the question about dropping the stone until it reach 17m/s? that's the only question i didn't get in the exam, thanks

use v^2-u^2=2ax
289/20=x
x=14.45

Reply 6

ak.147

1

I did (1/2 x v^2)/10(which is g) and got the same answer of 14.45

so is that okay

Reply 7

jasper0619

1

Original post by TheKnightmare24

use v^2-u^2=2ax
289/20=x
x=14.45

where did you get the value of acceleration?

Reply 8

scar-the-queen

16

Original post by jasper0619

where did you get the value of acceleration?

acceleration due to gravity is 10m/s^2

Reply 9

fivestarmichelin

12

ugh i used distance = speed x time and a=(v2-u2)/t

Reply 10

Strive4greatness

1

What was the 1 marker for the value of acceleration?

Reply 11

Anonymouse75

2

Original post by Strive4greatness

What was the 1 marker for the value of acceleration?

10m/s^2

Reply 12

loik24

8

Original post by Anonymouse75

10m/s^2

was it not zero? it asked what is the acceleration for an object moving at constant velocity and constant velocity means no acceleration, no?

Reply 13

scar-the-queen

16

Original post by loik24

was it not zero? it asked what is the acceleration for an object moving at constant velocity and constant velocity means no acceleration, no?

Yeah I got 0

Reply 14

Anonymouse75

2

Original post by loik24

was it not zero? it asked what is the acceleration for an object moving at constant velocity and constant velocity means no acceleration, no?

Well **** then ig 😭

Reply 15

loik24

8

Original post by Anonymouse75

Well **** then ig 😭

idk we could both be wrong lmaoo

Reply 16

raniabendjebbas

Original post by Talkative Toad

Edexcel GCSE Physics Paper 1 Higher Tier Triple 1PH0 1H - 25th May 2023 [Exam Chat]
Welcome to the exam discussion thread for this exam. Introduce yourself! Let others know what you're aiming for in your exams, what you are struggling with in your revision or anything else.

Wishing you all the best of luck. :yy: