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Qualification => Subject Doubts => GCE AS & A2 Level => Sciences => Topic started by: XaM!! on May 18, 2010, 11:16:08 am
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plz guys i need help... how do v read a cero. theres always a ques in phy ppr 1... examples/ june 2004 ques 5
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I mean c.r.o... its a compulsory ques plz help...
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if u have a question from the pastpapers ill explain it to u.... all the questions are similar anyways ;D
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June 04 ques 5.
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June 04 ques 5.
The ans is C because time base is double(increase), so more waves can fit in.
In first each box represent 10ms but now each box has to represent 20ms.
In first each wave took 4 boxes to complete but now it will take only 2 box to complete...
Hope this helps as i am not a gud explainer...
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may june 03 ques 26
oct 04 ques 5... plz help because m stil confuse...
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hi i m not a good explaner but i will try to help u
whenever frency question comes use the formula 1/T. T stands for time period.
but how to find time period? i m coming to the point. use the formula time period=time base*no of boxes for 1 complete wave.
time period here is 2.5/1000(change to metre)*4=0.01
frequency=1/.01=100.
so the answer is B
hope u understood
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may june 03 ques 26
oct 04 ques 5... plz help because m stil confuse...
ok c:
for one cm square its 2.5ms
one complete wave takes 4 squares right
so:
1cm ------------------ 2.5 ms
4cm--------------------x
x=10 ms (this is microsecond convert to seconds by dividing by 1000)
x=0.01 s
f=1/t this is the equation relating frequnecy and time
f=1/0.01 =100 hertz
got it?
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Thanks a lot guys... Thanks a ton...