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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- This video covers all the drawing and sketching skills you need for the IGCSE physics exam.
Use the timestamps below if you are looking for a specific question
Timestamps / content:
0:00 Introduction
0:26 Q1) (Speed time graph) A bus travels from one bus stop to the next. the journey has three
distinct parts. stated in order they are ...
1:57 Q2) (resultant force/ parallelogram) Fig. 3.1 shows the top of a flagpole. The flagpole is
held vertical by two ropes. the first of these ropes has a tension in it of 100 N ...
5:05 Q3) (wave fronts reflection) sound from a loudspeaker is travelling in air towards a solid
wall. fig. 7.1 shows compressions of the incident sound wave ...
7:46 Q4) (circular wave reflection) In fig. 6.2, circular wavefronts from a point source in a tank of
water strike a straight barrier ...
9:43 Q5) (wave fronts refraction) Fig. 5.2 shows an aerial view of wavefronts in deep water
approaching a region of shallow water where they travel more slowly ...
10:39 Q6) (wave diffraction) Fig. 6.1 shows a scale drawing of plane wavefronts approaching a
gap in a barrier ...
11:58 Q7) (light reflection) A lamp in a large room is suspended below a horizontal mirror that is
fixed to the celling. Fig. 8.1 is a scale diagram ...
14:15 Q8) (light reflection 2) Fig. 6.1 shows an object O placed in front of a plane mirror M. Two
rays from the object to the mirror are shown ...
15:38 Q9) (light refraction) Fig. 7.1 shows a ray of monochromatic red light, in air, incident on a
glass block at an angle of incidence 50 ...
17:24 Q10) (light dispersion) Fig. 6.1 shows white light incident at P on a glass prism. Only the
refracted red ray PQ is shown in the prism ...
17:58 Q11) (light refraction / virtual image) Fig. 6.2 shows two rays from a point object Q
incident on another water surface ....
19:13 Q12) (ight refraction 2) the ray of blue light passes from air into a glass block. Fig. 6.1
shows the ray making an angle of 35 ...
21:08 Q13) (total internal reflection) Fig. 7.1 shows a ray of light, travelling in air, incident on a
glass prism ...
25:12 Q14) (TIR / Optic fibre) Fig. 6.1 shows an optical fibre. XY is a ray of light passing along
the fibre
26:28 Q15) (Lenses ) Fig. 8.1 shows a thin converging lens. The two principal foci are shown ...
28:33 Q16) (Lenses 2) An object is placed in front of a converging lens. A real image is formed
as shown in Fig. 7.1 ...
30:00 Q17) (Lenses 3) Fig 7.1 shows the principal axis PQ of a converging lens and the centre
line XY of the lens ...
31:55 Q18) (radiation graph) the background count rate of radioactivity in a laboratory is
30counts/min ...
34:41 The End
This video includes:
- Distance time / speed time graphs
- Resultant force / parallelogram
- Wave reflection / with and without wave fronts / sound / light / water
- circular waves reflection
- wave refraction / with and without wave fronts / sound / light / water
- wave diffraction using wave fronts/ water / sound / light
- image formation from reflection
- refraction of different wavelengths / colours/ frequencies
- virtual image of reflection and refraction
- refractive index calculations
- total internal reflection / critical angle / optic fiber
- converging lens / real /virtual / magnified / flipped / upright/ diminished / image / object / arrow
- center point / central line / standard rays
- radio active decay graph / background radiation / half life / count rate
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- Past paper Questions
- IGCSE physics 0625
- International modern Arabic school / IMAS
If I pass physics, it's most definitely because of you. Much love from a Yemeni in Tanzania, East Africa
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Lmao this bs didn’t even come in the exam.
I can't express in words how much this helped
then show it with action, pay him in a way money isn't required
I’m so grateful for this video fr, thanks to u I got an A* in October/November 2022 exam!
why u did oct/nov
@@foziaaziz3014 I meant October November 2022, I prepared for that exam so I did it in October November lol
Is oct nov exam is difficult and threshold is high ?
@@Aliyanchuhdary yes and no, the paper is more harder to do, so the threshold decreases as a lot of students tend to get worse grades. In may/June or feb/March, the papers are easier so the competition between students is more, making the threshold higher
@@ughtae1214 so which session is best to give cie for average student? Plz tell
you are a great helping hand, You are so determined and motivated to make something of your life and I know nothing will stand in your way
Giving my exams in f/m 2024 and tomorrow's the paper
this guy is so cute im in love. i have 5hrs till my physics exam and the whole year my teacher couldnt teach me anything but this guy did it in 35min. definitely gatekeeping the loml 🥰😍🤩😘😚☺
Great explanation! Thank you so much!!
5:07 and 7:47 and 9:45 for most important waves question thank you so much
Much better than my teachers explanation, I watched with my friends and liked the video. Good day sir ❤
God bless you! THANK YOU SM!!
this is honestly sooo helpful!! thank you so much!!
i am legit watching this before my gcse phy board exam . ty man for helping .
extremely helpful! thank you so much!
Thanks a lot for your clear explanation!
even tho some of the words are confusing this video is helping me clear my confusions ab graphs!
Its true that not all superheroes where capes and you are one of those super heroes sir.
Tip- Dont use background music in educational videos
its quite distracting
But hands down you are a great teacher!!
ok boomer
I agree
I don't agree without music it could get extremely boring and your mind may wonder off + who would be focusing mainly on background music + it's not that loud
u are the biggest life saver ever THANK YOU SO SO MUCHH
Damnn thats a cool vid! Sitting for my physics exam in less than 2 months and you helped me a lot especially for the second question which im not aware of 😅
howw was it??
Any advice
@@shahzayed1079 got 95 ahh, just keep doing past years
@@ParanormalVoid Wait did u do the IGCSE exams?
@@shahzayed1079 yep, m/j series
@@ParanormalVoid Oh wow im doing Oct/nov. How many years did u study btw
Hey! Loved the video.
But would you please tell me the name of the software you are using to solve these papers where you are able to use rulers and protractors within the software? That would be really helpful to me currently.
The explanation was very very good,,, thank you mister,,,,, mister can you solve hard questions in past papers for us,,,, because you are perfect teacher for real
Thank you. I will post more in the future
@@IGCSEAID the circular wavefronts
which whiteboard software with the protractor and ruler? could you please share the name. thanks
Awesome explanation!!! Tysm :)
Thank you so much!!
You are really an legend
Thanks !
thank you legend
Who's sitting for phy p4 tmr 2020 oct nov?
here man
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Hahaha lol
thank you bro !!!!
at 10:12 why we dont use the concept before and draw a wave direction which is perpendicular to the wave fronts
Tomorrow is my IGCSE exams and this video is a lifesaver...Thanks man!
how was it?
@@shadyspam2352 Physics Theory was difficult and very lengthy. There were many numerical questions and only some written. They told to draw the diffraction diagram before and after. But physics ATP felt much more easy. MCQ went okayish. But theory was on another level for me and my friends too.
@@muditjadhhav oh no😭i have my physics igcse next year and whatever you js said frightens me!! i can only hope that my paper is easy :) anyway, im sure ull get great marks!!
thank you so much for this!!
Which tool are you using to construct
Amazingg👍
There is a thing I don t understand.In graphs ,how we suppose to drew the slope?If It pass through all points will be a curve.If I made it straight will not pass through all points.If I draw it as a curve how I calculate the gradient?By using a tangent?
what app are you using?
thank you so much
Thank you so much
Thank you 🫡
Wow i understood everything !!!! thank you so much !!
hello, can i get this soft copy? plssss
What software do you use
dude you are better than my teacher
Hi, I am a physics tutor with more than 8 years of teaching experience. I am here to teach you online. I am also working as a design engineer in aerospace industry and have a masters degree in aerospace engineering and Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering.
What's the name of the application you're using?
Is any question useful in ATP also plz mark where
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What software is this please?
best video i have ever seen thank you so much
Very useful thank would you tell me please what program do you use to draw on pdf also if this is a tablet or laptop
its called IPEVO
Thank you very much! This was very helpful!
Hi, I am a physics tutor with more than 8 years of teaching experience. I am here to teach you online. I am also working as a design engineer in aerospace industry and have a masters degree in aerospace engineering and Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering.
You are amazing.... Teaching is really great 😊
Can you please make a video on o levels light qs
AMAZING THANK YOU SO MUCHH
LIFESAVER❤
I got star 9 in physics Nov 2023🎉
CONGRATS!
igcse physics exam is startin 14 feb 2023
amazing
perfect video for igcse physics, drawing diagrams is where people usually lose most marks
how to get those tools
Is this for atp paper or theory??
can u explain: 24:36?
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Thanks
thank u so much!! my physics exam is in less than a week and this was the perfect revision ❤
Aishani 👀
@@user-ec9lk9dy7x jumpscare bro i was watching avengers clips when this came on
@@aiishhhaani yo how’d ur exam go
What about drawings and sketching on Pp6? Do we have to use dotted lines or solid lines to indicate the "normal"/rays behind the mirror, etc...? Thanks for your great effort by the way!
Use dotted lines. Good luck thanks for the support
love you bro really thanks
You saved me❤️
Ps: are you Ole Gunnar Solskjær? You sound like him
May God Bless you!!
Bro.. Can I get the set of these questions in pdf.. So that I also can try out together?
LIFESAVER
Thank you so much very helpful
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@@MehulBhardwaj ji haa sir waqt aur halaato ne yaha pahucha diya
i just like the initial music
real beast
really helpfull
THANK U
dear sir, please make some A 'level videos as well
Can i know what app did u use for correcting or writing on it?
Thank you so much for this video :)
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is this for ATP?
hell yeah
Hello. I'm a teacher, teaching IGCSE Physics for 3 years. I just wanted to know that which software are you using for these diagrams?
ok
@@KaylinAlmeida kindly share the name of the tool that you are using
Salaam alikum.
May I know the name of the app you are using??
Looking for the same thing
what software do you use to annotate?
which app have you used to do the paper?
I am looking for the solution of oct/nov/0625/61/2020
thank you for the information sir i got the exam in 12hours
Same bro! Lol
Same
The last few space physics questions really got me😭 I’m done for
@@mista6_ i found them pretty easy, which variant?
@@Bfi3 i think it was 42 extended
at 10:34 aren't the wavefronts suppose to be closer together as they are in lower speed medium, meaning that wavelength should be lower
best explanations. CAn you tell me which software you have used to make these videos?
app name plss
wuts the software used for the drawings
annotator
my physics exams are over now, but still come by here every now and then. Hope you know how much this helped, and how much difference it can create in other people's lives
What’s subjects should I focus on ?
@@haythamabdullah5505 all of them but i found chemistry difficult. make sure to look at the marking schemes for all past paper that you attempt and learn how to write answers
Thank you mister it was very very helpful for me
gud boi
What's the software being used?
annotator
isn't the question on 10:34 wrong? the wave should be continuous right??
I know its been 2 months, but in refraction when it enters a rarer medium the wave bends towards the normal or surface so thats why its like that
Too good 🤭
8:57 how did you determine the place of _that point_ . I know how you get the radius of each circle or wavefront but I don't know where should I place that point. Should it and the centre of the wavefront be equidistant from the barrier?
Yes he actually explains it here 8:13
you saved mee
Thank u so much this is really helpful 🌸💕🌸💕
I'm writing this afternoon😬😂