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Physics (0625) IGCSE PAPER 62 .. EXPERIMENT QUESTION DOUBT

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any one who can answer this experiment? breifly? Any Idea??

A student’s plastic bottle of water tips over in class.

Plan an experiment to investigate how the quantity of water in a plastic bottle affects its stability.

The plastic bottle holds up to 2000 cm3 of water and has a height of 42 cm.
(a) Write a plan for the experiment, including:
• the apparatus needed
• instructions for carrying out the experiment
• the values you will use for the quantity of water
• how you will make sure your results are as accurate as possible
• the graph you will plot from your results
A diagram is not required, but you may add to Fig. 4.1, or draw your own diagram, if it helps to
explain your plan.
 
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Chill bro! If you're giving exams this May/June, then don't worry about it. 2014 syllabus doesn't include designing experiments. It's in 2016 syllabus, that's why you found it in the Specimen Paper! :D

Anyways, I've solved the question as follows:

A. Apparatus: Plastic bottle, measuring cylinder and large protractor.
B. Instructions:
-Filled in the bottle with fixed volume of water, measured using measuring cylinder
-Slightly push the bottle
-Measure the angle of tilt using a large protractor
C. Values: 400, 800, 1200, 1600 and 2000 cm^3
D. Accuracy: Measure angle a few times for same volume of water and take average
E. Graph: Plot graph of angle of tilt (y axis) against volume of water (x axis)
 
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Chill bro! If you're giving exams this May/June, then don't worry about it. 2014 syllabus doesn't include designing experiments. It's in 2016 syllabus, that's why you found it in the Specimen Paper! :D

Anyways, I've solved the question as follows:

A. Apparatus: Plastic bottle, measuring cylinder and large protractor.
B. Instructions:
-Filled in the bottle with fixed volume of water, measured using measuring cylinder
-Slightly push the bottle
-Measure the angle of tilt using a large protractor
C. Values: 400, 800, 1200, 1600 and 2000 cm^3
D. Accuracy: Measure angle a few times for same volume of water and take average
E. Graph: Plot graph of angle of tilt (y axis) against volume of water (x axis)
Oh Yeeeh! no expreiments! :D thanks anyways bro!
 
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