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Edexcel PHYSICS Doubts
Malak:
^^ Oh okay..Thankyou :D
Banana:
--- Quote from: ang3l on June 01, 2011, 09:37:54 pm ---GG...Ur awesome :D
I have few more doubts ::)
In first Q..Why is the answer D? ???
The last two Qs are of the same sort, just need a basic explanation.
Thanks Alot :)
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Lol the 1st question is the 1st question of the specimen paper :) See My Diagram Attached
Suppose the resistance of each resistor is 10 ohm......the total R through line 1 will be 10 ohm and the total R through line 2 will be 20 ohm......
So the current through line 2 will be halved( use the equation V=IR if R doubles, I is halved)
So using the Eq: P= I2 x R for line 2 if the current is halved, the P is quartered....D is the answer
lol....i know its tricky but go in sequence and use the right equatons ;)
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Malak:
Okay...Thx for ur help too :D
Lol..I hate when we have to do all this just for one mark >:(
And i still didnt do the past papers so I didnt knew this Q is there :P
Malak:
One more doubt..
2009 Jan Q16 (b)
I understand that the voltage is same, and I wrote that A is brighter 'cause more current flows through it as it has less resistance than B.
But I dont get why the MS is relating it to power equations ???
Is my answer considered wrong or what? :-\
Thx
Hate electricity chapter >:(
The Golden Girl =D:
--- Quote from: ang3l on June 02, 2011, 04:05:39 pm ---One more doubt..
2009 Jan Q16 (b)
I understand that the voltage is same, and I wrote that A is brighter 'cause more current flows through it as it has less resistance than B.
But I dont get why the MS is relating it to power equations ???
Is my answer considered wrong or what? :-\
Thx
Hate electricity chapter >:(
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Usually when a lamp is brighter that's cuz of the Power it dissipates ;) that's why ,Which is why I suggest you write your answer according to the power equations if you don't get it ,let me know :)
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