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In Q4(a) my answer is: Specific heat capacity is energy transferred per unit mass, per degree celsius. Will I get the marks for this question?

3:36 why do you do x4.5 and not x3.3 as the voltage across the LED is 3.3

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Never uploaded the 2nd Part😂

In the last question where should we write "repeat and get the average reading'' in conclusion or in MRR?

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For 2(b)(i) If I just write "Gravity" instead of "Gravitational Force" is that ok?

Why did you not convert like the first question

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3:15 I don't understand why its not from the anode to the cathode🙃🤧

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00:03 - Understanding key physics formulas for motion and acceleration 02:12 - Understanding key physics formulas for mass, weight, density, and forces 04:20 - Understanding equilibrium, momentum, impulse, energy, and power in physics formulas 06:28 - Energy, efficiency, and pressure calculations in physics 08:40 - Key formulas and calculations related to specific heat capacity, frequency, speed of a wave, refractive index, and echoes. 10:50 - Calculating Distance using Echo Principle 13:02 - Understanding resistance in relation to length and area 15:10 - Key concepts include resistance calculation from current-voltage graph and potential dividers. 17:18 - Understanding transformer calculations and power loss formulas 19:05 - Understanding proton number, nucleon number, and half-life calculations. 21:01 - Understanding orbital speed formula and its application 23:03 - IGCSE Physics formulas and calculations with important tips

Hi, where are the notes uploaded?

Please make more paper 2 videos for chemistry!

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Hi when will you be posting again? I’m doing my igcse on Feb march and your videos help so much! Please finish this past paper

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10:11-You said right but wrote wrong It should be:Current decreases,resistance increases

Hi, for Q4 the key variables to be kept constant, is the size of the beaker also a valid answer?

For question 1b, how do i decide which is correct whether it is t^2 against d or d against t^2?

any free notes

Hey I purchased the notes from ur website for chemistry but they are not the same as the notes u are showing in the video

Link for this paper?

The direction of the force is wrong at 4:25 . The force will go from X to Y ( positive to negative) . Btw love your video and explanation no other channel gives as clear and proper information as you . Thank you so much for your help in preparation for my IGCSE exams .❤

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can you do for variant 1as well

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Mam thankyou for making chemistry easy. Your explanation and elaboration is very helpful and interactive You mentioned notes in your Video, How can I get Them?

19 b is wrong as you just said that when p is 9 it is m = k/3 ( which is correct )and when p is multiplied by 9 you said it's m = k/9 ( which is correct ) but and then you said m would be multiplied by 3 which is wrong as m actually decreases not increase And k/3 is more than k/9 and m is divided by 3

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What program do you use for those question solving?