HELP!!...Physics predictions 2003

harry22

Any predictions for this years Physics Paper?
I did **** in the mock and really need some help.

What experiments are most likely in Section A?

What topics are most likely in Section B in the Mechanics
Question?

What derivations are most likely to come up ?

Sangre

Well since it is the Second year of a new coarse concentrate on waht didnt come up last year.

I assume a light exp. will come up in Section A.

[nicK]

Originally posted by Sangre
Well since it is the Second year of a new coarse concentrate on waht didnt come up last year.

that's about all of the advice that can be offered..

PHB

I also have a feeling a light experiment will come up in section A, since there was nothing of it last time and theres 4 of them.

I'd pay partilar attention to the refractive index of a liquid expierment, since the rest are jokingly easy

Tazzle

They're all jokingly easy though Dave

PHB

relativly

In fairness physics is really easy but theres just so damm much of it that it becomes harder

Delphi91

Originally posted by Sangre
Well since it is the Second year of a new coarse concentrate on waht didnt come up last year...

Speaking as a Physics teacher, that is not a very wise course to take. When the LC Physics paper is made out, the inspectorate do not consider what was asked the previous year so that they won't repeat themselves (and I have this from an Inspector!)

Mike

Sangre

Hence the word 'concentrate', study everything but in the days before the exam I think you should put a bit more time into what didnt come up.

DSMe

Jaysus , i HATE physics ... i think its much harder that hons math ... a lot more ****e involved. if i get a C in this subject i will be happy. DAMN U PHYSICS!! i wish i did geography , physics is such a load of crap! DAMN U!!!!

Sangre

God I think Geography is much worse if you want a good grade....DAMN U GEOGERZ

Bottle_of_Smoke

I'd say electromagnetism is likely

Neil3030

Section A:
Snell's Law/wavelength of monochramatic light
P.d. across a resistor (probably an electrolyte but learn the other 3 or 4 aswell)
Law of Conservation of Momentum
Pendulum Bob in SHM to measure acceleration due to gravity.


There are my tips.

DSMe

to be honest i would say that one of those easy exp's involving pushing a truck down a little slope are extremely likely and probably an exp on mirrors/lens' ..... and the most probable light question would be monocromatic light ....