IGCSE Physics O/N2023 P61 FULL DISCUSSIONS

In this video, Tanya Chew is sharing her methods in making your planning experiment for Paper 5 and Paper 6 IGCSE Physics (0625) go more smoothly than ever! This video focuses on the mark(s) allocated and how many significant figures and decimal places you should give in your FINAL answers and MOST IMPORTANTLY how to plan your experiment in gaining FULL marks! Top tips are also shared in this video.
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[@profcringejon1028]

would appreciate if you also explained some things not in the paper. for example in question 4 they said not to state the precautionary steps, but it would be appreciated if you taught and explained it anyways. other than that thanks for the video!

[@WongJiKin]

I think you are wrong on all terms you do not have the right to question the things that you are accusing her of by the law of the right hand and by acruing that every motion has an equal and opposite reaction

[@omarelamraniii6394]

The experiment is 7 marks u wrote 9. Is it okay or?

[@SMHuz]

No its not a problem.

[@omarelamraniii6394]

@@SMHuz also is it okay to write experiments in bullet points and if so will i lose marks?

[@SMHuz]

@@omarelamraniii6394 I'd recommend writing in paragraph form

[@tanyachew821]

it is okay. The more points you write, the more detail you write is better.

[@tanyachew821]

@@omarelamraniii6394 it is okay, it is even easier for the examiner to see your points. Physics is not English. so , as an examiner myself, I do not like to read long sentences...:)

[@iqrafaiz690]

9:38 question says find the volt from fig 2.1 but you are taking value from fig 2.3 could you plz explain this

[@tanyachew821]

The question mentioned to record potential difference V in Table 2.1 not Fig. 2.1

[@willtafa9598]

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[@malcomgopoto4240]

Ma'm as they stated that they have made the shallow dish available is it possible for us to state that the experiment could be carried using different shallow dishes with a different surface area as our one factor affecting evaporation rate?? Or we cannot change the dish as they have given a fixed one ?

[@tanyachew821]

Wow, a brilliant question! Yes, you can definitely use different surface of dishes to investigate on evaporating rate. :)

[@jimmyjim5882]

Hi, when I measure Q3 (ii) the distance I got for v is 7.90, is it ok to take this value.?

[@tanyachew821]

Yes , it is okay.

[@norakhvvv]

6.6 ohms? 0.033*2 is 0.66 where did u get 6.6 from ?

[@famthebeastyy791]

she made a minor mistake. the 0.033 is in ohms/cm so convert 2 m to cm
so 0.033 * 200 gives 6.6

[@norakhvvv]

@@famthebeastyy791 oh!! Thank you 💗

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