WAEC 2024 Physics Practical on ELECTRICITY (Question 3)
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- Are you looking for idea on 2024 waec physics practical on electricity, how to use the meter bridge, rheostat and a galvanometer to compare the resistance of two different wires? This video is the best option. In this video, a detailed circuit diagram was used to perform waec 2024 physics practicals on electricity. Watch other videos on our channels for the 2024 waec practicals on relative density of liquid labeled L and optics using rectangular prism.
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Wow, very interesting video, now I have more confidence on my exam
All the best
Well done. More grace. You are on point.
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So great and well presented
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Kudos to u madam. In the precaution part. The jockey should be slide gently on the Constantine wire of the meter bridge.
Thanks so much. I stated it in the video
This was very helpful.. thank you very much 😊
Glad it was helpful!
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It's like some figures aren't clear😊
You're indeed good. Kudos. I love the confidence and boldness.
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Good job ma
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Wow keep it up
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Thank you for sharing
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Your tutorial is always interesting to watch, ever helpful. Thanks ma.
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Nice video but please is it a must you start from the origin for both axis. Thanks
Thanks,.
Yes, u must start from the origin 0,0 for both axis
Okay thanks
Very helpful
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Well done ma
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I've watched 3 of your videos now and i love them(that on mechanica, plotting graph and this)....which do you advice one does, optics(light) or electricity ma?
I prefer mechanics and electricity
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Well done mea
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Amen, thanks so much
Thanks for this. But where exactly do we touch the jockey on the meter bridge?
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There's a 100cm meter rule on the meter bridge. And there's a wire on the meter rule. Place the jockey on the wire.
In the Constantine wire on the meter bridge
Thanks for sharing
Please ma I need lesson on how to create table of observation
Thanks
Pls do on mechanics too
Thanks allot ma
Thanks dear, will create a video on that
Lovely video. Please can you do for maths?
Thanks so much, if time permits me before maths day, l will.
Thank you ma
Especially math's theory please 🥺
You ought to measure 100cm of the wire first before fastening it to the terminals.
That was what l did. Thanks
you did well ma,
please ma, where could I buy such your metre bridge.
tried with materials I have but the galvanometer reading was unidirectional. Pls.
Check Finlab online. I don't know if they have branch in your location.
The video has been a blessing but your camera angle could be worked on
Yes, thanks so much
This video is awesome but the camera work is bad
Thanks so much, will do more and better camera work in the next video.
Someone should do the 📷 work I think that is what he meant.
Good job.
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Good job ma God bless you More grace to your elbow ma
Ma pls I want to ask where was this question repeated in past question
Tnxs ma
Thanks so much, bless you too. Will have to check my past question again this morning to be exact
Good day ma'am, ur doing well but I just observe ur connection to the METER-BRIDGE I think 🤔 the -ve terminal of the galvanometer should go to the METER-BRIDGE while the +ve leg/terminal should go to the jock key
Thanks so much for your observation, will do more practice with my students connecting that way. Thanks so much
I think her connection is right going by the circuit diagram. Connecting it the other way might swap the values
your illustrations are really understandable... I enjoyed the session...... thank you so much ma......
but In taking scales for instance, is it 2cm represent 2 unit or 2cm represent ohms........ thank you ma, once again
U re welcome.
In choosing scales, 2cm can represent any convenient scale that you can plot. Use any convenient scale, is allowed.
Thanks so much, 2cm represent for instance 2units is correct. The unit of the quality like ohms will be in the axis.
On the graph dont you think the values on the vertical axis is too clustered? Just my thought though
Physics values are always close
Thanks for this video madam but please the area where we told to evaluate k=√s was not done
Yes, please finish it up. I was rushing not to make the video too long
What can we now expect as the question that follow after the precaution?
Definition of resistivity,, calculation under resistivity of wire
Nice one but you didn't show us how to solve the other questions
Thanks so much, bear with me. I was rushing not to make the video too long
Well done ma. Can we use Wheatstone bridge instead of metre bridge to carry out the experiment?
Thanks so much. Meter bridge will give accurate result more than wheatstone bridge.
Please for the rheostat , is there any specific adjustment needed
No, just placed it to the max, so the galvanometer can be deflecting.
Can I used a wheatstone bridge instead
Meter bridge gives more accurate results. Wheatstone bridge might not provide the same level of precision
Well done ma but isn't the negative terminal galvanometer meant to be connected to the terminal of the metre bridge
I connected the jockey there, thanks for watching
Thanks for the video ma❤Sorry Ma is it students that will make all the connections on the exam day
Yes, but the teachers are also allowed to be present for practicals .
Well done!
Please could you do a video on question 2, which is on optics.
Thanks!
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I did for all the questions. Here is the link for question 2
ua-cam.com/video/HWdoZh8_Xus/v-deo.htmlsi=uyZdNWK58BPcRFBr
Okay, thanks seen!
my meter bridge has one port at each end
ma shld we do all readings one table?
We will follow the instruction from WAEC on that day. Best wishes.
What is d function of d rheostat ,second resistance wire
The rheostat provides control over the current and ensures protection over sensitive instruments like the galvanometer and meter bridge.
The second wire was also used towards the ending part of the experiment. R for the first wire was compared with R for the second wire.
Please ma do you remove the key from the switch after taking your reading and then put it back again
Yes, always do that
But will the readings be affected if one decides to leave the key from the switch close always throughout the experiment???@@JoynuelPhysics
I'm having issues with my connections. The galvanometer isn't reading to zero and each time I place my jockey, the galvanometer reading is always giving the same readings for the different lengths of the copper and Constantine
Check your connection, ensure tight connection. Maybe there's a gap somewhere. Do you have another galvanometer? In case that one is faulty. Well done, I'm glad you are making good effort.
@@JoynuelPhysics it has worked now... Thank you ma... Tomorrow is their physics practical.. thanks alot ma
Best wishes to all our students
U block most of it acts with your body pls change the camera guy but d video is good
Thanks so much, will do so
Sorry please what's the difference between the two wires? Is it their material?
Sorry I've seen the difference
I've subscribed to your channel. Thank you ma
Constantine wire have more resistivity than copper wire.
There are physical differences too, in their colour and thickness. Copper wire is thin, light and different in color .
Oh I see. Thank you very much❤️
Your video does not capture the details of the experiment process. Please kindly consider that when you are making your videos
Alright, thanks so much
I think,Anyone coming to watch his video is assumed to have a background knowledge of the experiment. Making video like this u have have focus.. there is a lot to this .. this is just a quick guide
The video was nice but you literally blocked some of the important parts with your body so please next time ensure that all parts of the video is clear.Thank you.
Thanks so much
Please explain it small small
Alright, thanks so much
Good job but you block the whole thing with your back.
Thanks so much. Will position the camera better next time.
I thought calculated values are supposed to be to 3 s.f
I think so
Yes, u are right. U can as well leave all the values in your table in 2dp
But ma, you didn’t evaluate for K
I was trying to manage time, u can finish it up please
i find it hard understanding electricity
Is not hard, try to know circuit symbols. Once you follow the circuit diagram and do your connection, the rest will be very easy.
Your camera man is not doing a good job
Will do better, thanks
Your video is not capturing all the processes
Was trying to save time, will do more next time
Well done ma
Thanks so much