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EXAM!!!!!!!!!!!!
hey
was doing the 2005 past paper paper one and got stuck at these questions;
8. A potential difference of 5000V is applied between two mental plates. The plates are 0.10m apart. A charge of +2.0mC is released from
rest at the positively charged plate as shown. The kinetic energy of the charge just before it hits the negative plate is
A 4.0 x 10^-7 J
B 2.0 x 10^-4 J
C 5.0 J
D 10 J....................(Answer's D)
E 500 J
and
16. A liquid and a solid have the same refractive index. What happens to the speed and the wavelength of light passing from the liquid into
the solid?
Speed....................Wavelength
A stays the same........stays the same....................(Answer's A)
B decreases...............decreases
C decreases...............increases
D increases................increases
E increases................decreases
I dunno how they get the answers though
8. A potential difference of 5000V is applied between two mental plates. The plates are 0.10m apart. A charge of +2.0mC is released from
rest at the positively charged plate as shown. The kinetic energy of the charge just before it hits the negative plate is
A 4.0 x 10^-7 J
B 2.0 x 10^-4 J
C 5.0 J
D 10 J....................(Answer's D)
E 500 J
and
16. A liquid and a solid have the same refractive index. What happens to the speed and the wavelength of light passing from the liquid into
the solid?
Speed....................Wavelength
A stays the same........stays the same....................(Answer's A)
B decreases...............decreases
C decreases...............increases
D increases................increases
E increases................decreases
I dunno how they get the answers though
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Re: EXAM!!!!!!!!!!!!
Suzy,
2005 Q8
Using W = QV; where Q = 2mC and V = 5000 you get
W = 2x10^-3 x 5000
W = 10J, this is the work done, remember work done will be converted to kinetic energy hence the answer D.
Q16
Rememeber n2 / n1 = v1 / v2 = w1 /w2 and frequency never changes:
where n = refractive index, v = speed and w = wavelength (can't find lamba sorry)
Since "A liquid and a solid have the same refractive index."
then n1 = n2 so v1 = v2 and w1 = w2
so answer a is correct.
Hope this helps, how did maths go yesterday?
2005 Q8
Using W = QV; where Q = 2mC and V = 5000 you get
W = 2x10^-3 x 5000
W = 10J, this is the work done, remember work done will be converted to kinetic energy hence the answer D.
Q16
Rememeber n2 / n1 = v1 / v2 = w1 /w2 and frequency never changes:
where n = refractive index, v = speed and w = wavelength (can't find lamba sorry)
Since "A liquid and a solid have the same refractive index."
then n1 = n2 so v1 = v2 and w1 = w2
so answer a is correct.
Hope this helps, how did maths go yesterday?

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Awright! I get it
thanks
I always forget about W=QV thats really annoying
Maths was horrific.
Felt like crying, but was in too much shock to.
Paper 1 was okay - Paper 2 was impossible, not like past papers at all
Dreading August
thanks
I always forget about W=QV thats really annoying
Maths was horrific.
Felt like crying, but was in too much shock to.
Paper 1 was okay - Paper 2 was impossible, not like past papers at all
Dreading August
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seats goin to be numbered this year admin(I cant remember if they were last year) 

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I think thy were it came in either last year or the year before but I was not around last year so not too sure.

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22.a.i.
Andy tension is the force exerted by a cable, towbar, rope etc.
In the diagram Vertical is adjacent to to 21 degrees,
Horizontal is opposite
so vertical component is 4.5 x 10 ^ 3 cos 21 degrees.
I know that most examples are the other way around and
that this does bug you please try not to worry about it just
look for the opposite and adjacent in the question and
you will be fine!
If you need help with the rest let me know although Sunday is the earliest I can get back to you.
Andy tension is the force exerted by a cable, towbar, rope etc.
In the diagram Vertical is adjacent to to 21 degrees,
Horizontal is opposite
so vertical component is 4.5 x 10 ^ 3 cos 21 degrees.
I know that most examples are the other way around and
that this does bug you please try not to worry about it just
look for the opposite and adjacent in the question and
you will be fine!
If you need help with the rest let me know although Sunday is the earliest I can get back to you.

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cheers need help with q 27 bii) please think its a potential divider q and am still clueless about them
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Short Answer 25 kilo ohms,
explanation Vo = V2 - V1 x gain
where P - Q = V2 - V1, Vo = 2V and gain = ( 1000000 / 500000 ) also known as 2
so P - Q = 1 V that is answer to bi.
the voltage at Q = Vs x 20k / (100k + 20k) and from Question Vs = 12V
Voltage at Q = 2V
so P - Q = 1; P - 2 = 1
therefore voltage at P = 3 V
again using voltage divider equation VP = Vs x Rth / ( Rth + 75k)
we get 3 = 12 Rth / (Rth + 75k)
3 x (Rth + 75k) = 12Rth
3Rth + 225k = 12Rth
225k = 9Rth
25k = Rth
Hope that helps
explanation Vo = V2 - V1 x gain
where P - Q = V2 - V1, Vo = 2V and gain = ( 1000000 / 500000 ) also known as 2
so P - Q = 1 V that is answer to bi.
the voltage at Q = Vs x 20k / (100k + 20k) and from Question Vs = 12V
Voltage at Q = 2V
so P - Q = 1; P - 2 = 1
therefore voltage at P = 3 V
again using voltage divider equation VP = Vs x Rth / ( Rth + 75k)
we get 3 = 12 Rth / (Rth + 75k)
3 x (Rth + 75k) = 12Rth
3Rth + 225k = 12Rth
225k = 9Rth
25k = Rth
Hope that helps

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hi 
what exactly does reverse-biased and forward-biased mean???
and see when we shine UV light onto the gold leaf, why doesn't it fall if it's positively charged? I don't get why it's just the one with the electrons that falls???
what exactly does reverse-biased and forward-biased mean???
and see when we shine UV light onto the gold leaf, why doesn't it fall if it's positively charged? I don't get why it's just the one with the electrons that falls???
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Forward biased allows current to flow so the arrowhead of the diode is pointing to the negative terminal of the battery in circuit diagrams.
Reversed biased does not allow current to flow and the diode points to the positive terminal.
The UV light removes electrons so it will remove the negative charge making a negatively charged gold leaf neutral.
Remember the leaf is standing due to the repulsion between the excess electrons. So when we remove the electrons it falls.
Now it the leaf is positively charged then the shortage of electrons creates a positive to positive repulsion. Since the UV light will remove electrons it makes the leaf even more positively charged there is still a positive to positive repulsion the leaf will not fall.
Does this help?
Reversed biased does not allow current to flow and the diode points to the positive terminal.
The UV light removes electrons so it will remove the negative charge making a negatively charged gold leaf neutral.
Remember the leaf is standing due to the repulsion between the excess electrons. So when we remove the electrons it falls.
Now it the leaf is positively charged then the shortage of electrons creates a positive to positive repulsion. Since the UV light will remove electrons it makes the leaf even more positively charged there is still a positive to positive repulsion the leaf will not fall.
Does this help?

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Monday is a holiday, so you can contact me on the Forum on Monday.

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sir have u got any free periods tuesday morning before the exam? for last minute stuff 

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