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Hahaha ikr it has become so weird.Good decision to drop bio...A2 bio is ridiculous!
Btw from where are u planning to do cs engineering?
Jik, Nust and plenty of others or probably abroad.
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Hahaha ikr it has become so weird.Good decision to drop bio...A2 bio is ridiculous!
Btw from where are u planning to do cs engineering?
Kirchoffs first law states that the amount of current flowing in a junction is equal to the amount leaving junction so therefore:
I=I1 +I2
V/Rt=V/R1 + V/R2
Cancel V
1/Rt=1/R1 + 1/R2
Keep in mind this is only for parralel circuits
No that wont work since this question is from Circular motionThank you Kanekii and maybe gravitational energy and kinetic energy formulas will work for your problem, best of luck, I'll post if I find a solution about your one.
Oh that makes sense. In that case I'm out, no idea about circular motion. Would be glad if someone else helped work this out.No that wont work since this question is from Circular motion
it depends on the total mark,Hi guys.
Do I need to get A in every papers to get A* in total? My friend said that don't need to get every paper(1 to 5) to get an A, but to get an A*, I should not have any B or C in my component. Is he correct?
I have the book. The book is good for revision of most topics, but the questions in the book are really easy so no point in doing them. Go straight to past paper questions instead.Please tell me is it useful to Solve question given in DAVID SANG(PHYSICS ALEVEL BOOK)?what are the benefits of solving this??
No, you don't need an A in every paper to get an A*. You may have a D in a component and still achieve an A*(of course that requires you to score exceptionally well in the other components). If you look at the grade thresholds for physics, you need to get a raw score of 177 to get an A and 203 for A* out of 260.Hi guys.
Do I need to get A in every papers to get A* in total? My friend said that don't need to get every paper(1 to 5) to get an A, but to get an A*, I should not have any B or C in my component. Is he correct?
advice^: don't answer a question that has been answered alreadyNo, you don't need an A in every paper to get an A*. You may have a D in a component and still achieve an A*(of course that requires you to score exceptionally well in the other components). If you look at the grade thresholds for physics, you need to get a raw score of 177 to get an A and 203 for A* out of 260.
Haha relax dude, just tryna help out. I didn't even see your replyadvice^: don't answer a question that has been answered already
0. You weren't going to get outline marks, just make sure rows and columns are identifiable!In p3 i haven't made the table outline, but have recorded all data. How much marks am i loosing?
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