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[Priceless]

yup dc graph is straight .. __________________

*bump**straight line at bottom**bump* . is wen ac is rectified ..

who wud hv thot i wud actualy miss physics

All da best guyz.....

[Shazizzzle]

Okay, let's get this straight.

DC: *straight line*

Diode: *bump* *straight line at bottom* *bump

Diode + Capacitor (smoothing): *bump* *smooth line to next bump (almost straight)* *bump*

Correct?

[6394]

<nov 92>
q1 c and d
ok lok at de image n i will ask de ques as u may nt hav the ques!!!!!
c) In a laboratory exp.,wat wud u do to ensure dat the balls remained in a straight line whisslt u made ur measurements??
u may draw a diag., or draw on fig.1.1, if u wish.
d) describe how u wud take ur measurements in a practical excercise.u may draw a diag.
part a and b i answerd

[ruruiw 60984]

Now, in p6  November 2008 Q 1 part d
why does the extension becomes greater, even though the mass and the material is the same , its just longer .?
isnt it the same mass .. means same weight of the load == same extension of spring  ... :S :S

[ruruiw 60984]

IN november 2008 p6 ,  Q1 d
Why does the extension become larger , although the load is of the same mass and material as the previous ,.?
isnt it the same mass == same weight == same extension ??

[Priceless]

<nov 92>
q1 c and d
ok lok at de image n i will ask de ques as u may nt hav the ques!!!!!
c) In a laboratory exp.,wat wud u do to ensure dat the balls remained in a straight line whisslt u made ur measurements??
u may draw a diag., or draw on fig.1.1, if u wish.
d) describe how u wud take ur measurements in a practical excercise.u may draw a diag.
part a and b i answerd

for c).....straightness is alwayz checked using a set square
 
n hw wud u take ur measure measurements....im nt sure 

[red_911]

please can anyone tell me that do we have to place the test tube vertically and the wooden blocks on the top and bottom or horizontally and wooden blocks to the left and right in june 2009 paper 6 question 1(a)(3) ?

[thenewkid™]

d) describe how u wud take ur measurements in a practical excercise.u may draw a diag.
part a and b i answerd

you line up the beads between 2 blocks and then measure the distance between the blocks. then divide this by the no of beads

[Priceless]

IN november 2008 p6 ,  Q1 d
Why does the extension become larger , although the load is of the same mass and material as the previous ,.?
isnt it the same mass == same weight == same extension ??

im sorry i did this last yr n i dnt remb da explanation

[Shazizzzle]

Hold on dude.
You've got a point there.
I am analyzing.

Wait, why does the extension reduce when the load is submerged? It's because of the pressure being applied in the upward direction due to the water?

Then, if the new load is longer, and is submerged, should have a lower extension?

But wait, they say it's too long to be submerged.
does that mean it is NOT submerged, or are we meant to suppose that it is, to answer? :S  

[Priceless]

please can anyone tell me that do we have to place the test tube vertically and the wooden blocks on the top and bottom or horizontally and wooden blocks to the left and right in june 2009 paper 6 question 1(a)(3) ?

ds wz my ig ppr last yr n i hvnt lukd at da mark scheme but i dnt thnk it shud m8r cz me n my frndz did diff thngz n v still gt A*s...so i dnt thnk it m8rs

[red_911]

ds wz my ig ppr last yr n i hvnt lukd at da mark scheme but i dnt thnk it shud m8r cz me n my frndz did diff thngz n v still gt A*s...so i dnt thnk it m8rs

haha...okey .. thanks dude

[thenewkid™]

d) describe how u wud take ur measurements in a practical excercise.u may draw a diag.
part a and b i answerd

you line up the beads between 2 blocks and then measure the distance between the blocks. then divide this by the no of beads

diagrams not tht gd sry

[holtadit]

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[6394]

@ thenewkid
this method is already given in part a and b
i think it shud be by using vernier callipers or micrometre gauge  <maybe>