I wanted to thank you so much as i received my mock grade and got a 9 which makes me feel elated as i worked so hard. Late nights and months working on your videos and continuously going through them constantly. I started with a grade 3 in the beginning of year 11 but now i got the highest in my school. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the comment. Receiving feedback like yours makes all the hard work that I put into freesciencelessons worthwhile. And remember that you earned that 9 by all the hard work that you did. My videos just gave you the help that you needed.
Its amazing how someone can explain a topic within few minutes and every time i don't understand it i would watch the videos again and again. At the beginning of year 11, my teachers would tell me i wouldn't pass science and that motivated me to do better therefore i'm so thankful. And i will work harder to receive the best grade i possibly can achieve.
Thats amazing wow, can i ask how you use these videos to revise like for me, im using them to write notes whats the method you used the leran the content in the video and get a grade 9!!
Honestly your videos help me to understand everything so much easier! Thank you for the hard work you put into these videos, they help so many students
i hv my physics exam in a couple hours and just wanted to say thank u because its my last exam and for all the gcse years of physics i’ve been doing your videos helped me understand. not unsubscribing that’s for sure (: xx
Thank you so much for your videos. I honestly could not understand the "image" part of this topic. However, you give clear, concise and understandable points, which make so much more sense than the paragraphs in my textbook.
Good evening, sir - I was wondering if when you mean 9-1 Triple, you mean Triple Science or the AQA Trilogy course for Combined Science? Thank you for such helpful videos!
You just need to look at the position of the object on the ray diagram. In fact, as long as you follow the rules for constructing ray diagrams, the position is not important.
I dont understand how the image is magnified when it’s between 1-2 focal lenghts from the lens because the two lines meet way below the normal or whatever the surface thing is called?
Say for example at 1:10 when you've drawn light waves inside the lens and the light waves have bent towards the normal, Is the angle the line's drawn at random or is there a correlation between the angle of incidence and the angle at which light deflects from the normal?
may I ask please, so is an image always real if it doesn't form on the object side and the image will be virtual if it forms on the object side? Thanks🙏
With a magnified image, the "image" arrow will be drawn bigger than the "object" arrow. If it is a diminished image, the "image" arrow will be drawn smaller than the "object" arrow.
Hi Sir, thank you for your help on this topic, you have me helped me so much. I had a question, how do you know if an image is magnified or diminished. Please reply to this comment. Thanks
Hi. With a magnified image, the "image" arrow will be drawn bigger than the "object" arrow. If it is a diminished image, the "image" arrow will be drawn smaller than the "object" arrow.
Hi sir thank you so much for all the videos, I was wondering how the convex lens works when a virtual image is produced as that's part of Edexcel gcse, is it the same concept as the diverging lens?
Hi. Please accept my apologies for the very late reply. When a virtual image is produced by a convex lens then this is a magnifying glass. You can find a video on that on my channel.
What about a ray diagram for an object nearer than F, do we not need to know that? As I do Edexcel triple science it may not be the same exam board you are teaching.
I wanted to thank you so much as i received my mock grade and got a 9 which makes me feel elated as i worked so hard. Late nights and months working on your videos and continuously going through them constantly. I started with a grade 3 in the beginning of year 11 but now i got the highest in my school. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the comment. Receiving feedback like yours makes all the hard work that I put into freesciencelessons worthwhile. And remember that you earned that 9 by all the hard work that you did. My videos just gave you the help that you needed.
Its amazing how someone can explain a topic within few minutes and every time i don't understand it i would watch the videos again and again. At the beginning of year 11, my teachers would tell me i wouldn't pass science and that motivated me to do better therefore i'm so thankful. And i will work harder to receive the best grade i possibly can achieve.
Thats amazing wow, can i ask how you use these videos to revise like for me, im using them to write notes whats the method you used the leran the content in the video and get a grade 9!!
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I know this is so late but WOW this is amazing!!! Well done!!! Within a few months you went from not passing to receiving the best grade possible!
these videos are actually so helpful, the textbooks are so waffly! I actually understand this now thank you so much 😊
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Honestly your videos help me to understand everything so much easier! Thank you for the hard work you put into these videos, they help so many students
i hv my physics exam in a couple hours and just wanted to say thank u because its my last exam and for all the gcse years of physics i’ve been doing your videos helped me understand. not unsubscribing that’s for sure (: xx
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These videos help a lot. The textbook is too complicated and messes with my brain. Very much thanks to you Sir 😊
You’ve helped me in 4 minutes , thank you so much. I ddin’t understand physics until now
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Thank you so much for your videos. I honestly could not understand the "image" part of this topic. However, you give clear, concise and understandable points, which make so much more sense than the paragraphs in my textbook.
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All the vids are already in playlists and if you're doing triple then you need to watch them all.
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Good evening, sir - I was wondering if when you mean 9-1 Triple, you mean Triple Science or the AQA Trilogy course for Combined Science? Thank you for such helpful videos!
What if the object is closer than 1F?
Then the image will be virtual image that is bigger than the object and on the same side of the lens.
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Hi Sir, How do you know if its 1-2 or more than 2 focal lengths away from the lense?
You just need to look at the position of the object on the ray diagram. In fact, as long as you follow the rules for constructing ray diagrams, the position is not important.
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I dont understand how the image is magnified when it’s between 1-2 focal lenghts from the lens because the two lines meet way below the normal or whatever the surface thing is called?
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Say for example at 1:10 when you've drawn light waves inside the lens and the light waves have bent towards the normal, Is the angle the line's drawn at random or is there a correlation between the angle of incidence and the angle at which light deflects from the normal?
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what makes the image inverted? is it because the focal point is on the other side of the principal axis?
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may I ask please, so is an image always real if it doesn't form on the object side and the image will be virtual if it forms on the object side?
Thanks🙏
Yes that's correct.
How do I know if the object is magnified or Inverted?
With a magnified image, the "image" arrow will be drawn bigger than the "object" arrow. If it is a diminished image, the "image" arrow will be drawn smaller than the "object" arrow.
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Where’s part 2, can someone put the link
Hi Sir, thank you for your help on this topic, you have me helped me so much. I had a question, how do you know if an image is magnified or diminished. Please reply to this comment. Thanks
Hi. With a magnified image, the "image" arrow will be drawn bigger than the "object" arrow. If it is a diminished image, the "image" arrow will be drawn smaller than the "object" arrow.
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yes but how do u draw it accurately
Hi sir thank you so much for all the videos, I was wondering how the convex lens works when a virtual image is produced as that's part of Edexcel gcse, is it the same concept as the diverging lens?
Hi. Please accept my apologies for the very late reply. When a virtual image is produced by a convex lens then this is a magnifying glass. You can find a video on that on my channel.
What about a ray diagram for an object nearer than F, do we not need to know that? As I do Edexcel triple science it may not be the same exam board you are teaching.
Yes that's a magnifying glass and there's a video on it.
@@Freesciencelessons Ok thanks
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how do we know where the normal is?
Tomorrow...
Why does the first line pass straight through? isn't it at an angle to the normal so wouldn't it be refracted?
It passes directly along the normal (not an angle) so it doesn't get refracted
It entered the lens at a 90 degree angle
Is the angle of the incident ray (moving from air to glass) the same as the refracted ray (moving from glass to air)?
Yes that's correct.
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How do you know the image is smaller than the object
by measuring the height of the image from the centre line
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