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..help ? dont get it is it cuz its.. totally internally reflecteeeed? :/
Happened to have just done that paper Okay, so let's eliminate the incorrect choices. C and D are IMPOSSIBLE. Why, since we want a CONVECTION current to be set up. so there has a to be a difference in temperatures of the particles, not simply moving them.So now if we cool it at Y- since it is already at the bottom of the beaker, won't move upwards, so no current, it just stays where it is.SO now the only plausible solution we have is A, so if we cool the water at X, it'll move downwards due to being denser n here you go- ur very own CONVECTION CURRENT Hope I made sense to u
B?
Accelerate constantly.F = ma1N = ma1N/m = am is constant, thus a is constant.
is the marking scheme ever wrong?
Can somebody upload the physics AQA A unit 2 January 2010 paper and mark scheme? I'm really struggling in general and really need as much practice as possible.
Hey guys, i really need help about thermal capacity of an object.There is one question, June 2006 : P1 : Q16 , the answer is A but i think its B. Can anyone explain it to me? I have to do the real IG exam tomorrow! (P1)Thanksss
The MS for those really old papers can be wrong - they were made by some teacher.For the NEW papers from like 2001 onwards - the MS is ALWAYS CORRECT.
HIGH thermal capcaity = SMALL temp rise.LOW thermal capacity = LARGE temp rise.Answer = B