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Physics Predictions 09?

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  • 28-05-2009 8:54pm
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    poppy08
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    Any thoughts? (particularly mechanics and electricity;))

    I know there's always a horrible question every year so I'm banking a nice Q for light after last year's fiasco:D

    ummm I'm hoping I don't get sloshed in with all the other predictions...i'll get lost in there:o


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    jkbrackens11
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    Likewise!!


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    meathawk
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    There is sort of pattern in the papers not that you should bank on this or anything, but I think angular velocity or a principle of conservation of momentum question is likely or a plain and simple vectors question.The period of a satellite probably won't come up and it's my favorite section :'(


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    Swizz
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    Ive got my hints off a reliable source but if I give them to ye....


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    meathawk
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    tell us the shizz swizz!


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    aoibhebree
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    I thought that title was "Psychics predictions 09" ... at least you're not that badly off - yet!!! :D


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    [Deleted User]
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    There's no such thing as a reliable source. If you fall for people saying they have good tips from a "reliable source" then, to be frank, you're just stupid.

    By the way, it isn't the biggest course in the world. If you're planning on doing a particular question, cover everything in that part of the course. Otherwise, you're more than likely going to get a shock on the day.


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    Swizz
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    -JammyDodger- wrote: »
    There's no such thing as a reliable source. If you fall for people saying they have good tips from a "reliable source" then, to be frank, you're just stupid.

    By the way, it isn't the biggest course in the world. If you're planning on doing a particular question, cover everything in that part of the course. Otherwise, you're more than likely going to get a shock on the day.

    Right so lets compare results when we get em and see whos stupid. I didnt even start studying for it yet and all Ill do a fraction the amount of study you do.


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    [Deleted User]
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    Swizz wrote: »
    Right so lets compare results when we get em and see whos stupid. I didnt even start studying for it yet and all Ill do a fraction the amount of study you do.

    From your comprehension of my comment I don't doubt my assumption.


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    Ted Bundy
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    I had the deb mock paper and a few weeks ago I managed to get a hold of the examcraft paper. If the real thing is anything like it, it would be sweeeet! such a p!ss easy paper, 2 q's on modern physics would be super...

    No predictions... sorry


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    jkbrackens11
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    Got a feeling there will be an experiment on sound. Only 3 manditories and they haven't come up for the last 2 years?


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    errlloyd
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    I hear acceleration due to gravity is tipped, as well as the three sound experiments.


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