@covenantfosu4872
What a legend. Good luck to everyone on their physics exams.
@swagdisease7376
Zphysics, however I feel coming out of the exam tomorrow. Just know that it would he alot worse if I had not found your channel. Thank you for everything thus far
@lunganghimself
good luck to us all tomorrow, hopefully the exam boards are kind
@raijin878
you’re a god sent! the last question was driving me insane yesterday cuz i just kept getting 6.0 x 10^9 and i couldn’t find anyone solving it
@sultanamjed3641
thank god these are specimen questions they require so much working especially the last question
@andrewt4420
thank you so much, been watching since the start of a levels you're an absolute legend mate
@best_mate456
Guys there is an easy tip if you struggle an 1 mark Q Skip it (and maybe come back)
@asdasdasda5857
Im cooked for tomorrow. Regardless thanks zphysics you are the goat
@Allinone-nm2jh
thank you very much and goodluck to all of us .
@Endermanv-ot2if
For Q7 you can go straight to using the v^2 equation but just put s = 1.3m in to find the vertical velocity component upon hitting the ground, no need for 2 suvats.
@teacupcakes2739
Wow i was actually doing this paper printed right in front of me and then i get this video recommended. Excellent.
@jameschivers6729
good luck everyone. I'm cooked 💀
@bettyboy4241
Thank you!
@pepsiman4418
thanks so much, truly.
@ZypherOus-pt5cy
Quick Question about 6. Would the driving force be 4000 X 7 or 4000 X 6 ? Because in the question they specify a clear difference between the trucks and the locomotive. And the 4000N resisting force is for each truck
@jameshosking8541
We're cooked but at least we're cooked together. Gl boys
@succumbrrr
For question 3 you could probably figure out that its C much quicker by thinking that watts is joules per second and if its dissipating 6 joules in one second then its dissipating 12 joules in 2 seconds. Might be helpful if ur under time pressure.
@fypkt
last question is crazy
@AinhoaBustillos
7:30 i dint get why you have to use area= 2PiRt if its hollow but if it is not hollow area=PiR^2t
@zhelyo_physics