How to plot graph and WAEC Physics (practical) mark scheme secrets
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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Scale of 3, its multiple and sub multiples should be avoided. In WAEC, we score for Axis, Scale, Plotting, Line of Best fit. Then, we score for Slope which we score dy, dx, dy/dx. We don't score the title: A graph of x-1 against I or even that 2cm to 0.05 units. For that scale, check WAEC practical phy marking guide again. I can send you a copy. Great job though.
Thanks so much for your contribution, can l have a copy please, my email obijoy950@gmail.com
I’m a student and thanks for the contribution.
Although there is no score for the title but when it is included maybe it will add information to the graph for easy understanding by the marker🙏🏾
Great job go ahead
Great job, well done ma
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Why not use the scale of 2cm to rep 0.2 units. On the I axis.
U can also use it, use any convenient scale.
How much marks are given to tables and graphs
Tables and graph are the major things in physics practical. Expect up to 20 marks.
@@JoynuelPhysicsif it's upto 20marks.
Is it shared equally or graph collect more marks from the 20 marks ahead of the table?
please fix your camera angles as sometimes what you are doing doesnt show
Alright, thanks so much
Your vertical axis should be (cm)-1 not (cm-1). Both are different.
Your vertical scale should be 2cm to represent 0.01units.
I don't think 0.3 , 0.6 is a reasonable scale.
I used 2cm to represent 0.25units.
The unit is correct. It shouldn't be cm-1. We measured mass in grams
W1 minus W2 gives upthrust U. There's no cm, all measurements were in grams using the spring balance. Thanks.
Always 0.3cm is a measurable scale, it depends on you. I know how to do it well
But This particular video is not talking about Upthrust. It's about how to draw graph of a prepared table. It's look like electricity experiment.
Great job, well done ma
Thank you very much