stuff to remember Flashcards

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what to do on questions which seem too easy

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they probably are too easy, step back, go through them and work it out properly

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significant figures

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significant figures are the first NON 0 number in a sequence

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what to remember about series when there’s a first number of 0

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ignore it, if adding, it’ll make no difference

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4
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what to remember on questions asking about power

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remember the time period may not be 1 second

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5
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what is the difference between x^-n and x^(1/n)

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X^-n = 1/x^n
x^(1/n) = nth root of x
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what to do on questions which contain free fall and acceleration

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do f = ma fully and draw a diagram

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7
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what to remember about proportionalities in Hooke’s Law

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F = kx
not F = kL
i.e. force is directly proportional to extension, not length

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what to remember about doing pressures in water

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don’t forget atmospheric pressure will still apply, so you may need to take it away before you calculate deltaH

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9
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what to remember about half-life ratio calculations

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they start on a ratio of 1:1

so the sum of the ratio numbers must always be 2

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10
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what to remember on volume questions

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don’t forget if you calculate mass, divide by density to find volume

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