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well explained sir A projectile is a name given to a body which is given an initial velocity at an angle OTHER THAN 90 degrees and then allowed to fall under the influence of gravity. czcams.com/video/0tq4fO16NLE/video.html

need to slow down, you talk far far too quickly!

This was helpful, but why do you talk so fast, dude? this isn't a marathon

Are you Mr Turnbull from Beth's Grammar?

i was supposed to wake up and revise and woke up now ITS OVER

incredibly useful to double check stuff the morning of the exam, thank you so much sir! And best of luck to everyone today, we’re gonna cook

am i cooked?

my goat

mistake on percentage uncertainty for diameter of wire?? isn't half the range 0.015?

So cooked 😔

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19:05 I don't understand where you got the value of R for Theta carina and also why you would square root the ratio that is calculated. Please can you explain this.

35:20 I dont understand how they have found change in wavelength and why they have used average wavelength as the wavelength at the bottom is it ok if you can explain what each of the lambdas mean in the equation maybe. Thank you

Why are you multiplying (2 x uncertainty in d) by d itself instead of d^2 when finding uncertainty in d^2?

First time watching your vids, this is really helpful !!

You are un uncrowned legend , genuinely helped me so much

It's crazy how a channel like yours is not that popular. I'm pretty sure a lot of A Level Physics students would benefit from watching all these videos

That is not to scale!

is there anywhere we can download these questions to print

Great video! Very helpful. Thank you.

Thank you!

Could you make some vids on turning points too?

would this be in the exam or just as practical work marked separately?

Great video

34:43 why -c?

Good stuff

W video L time

So are we supposed to not sleep tonight?

Greta video thanks

Oh hell yeah big daddy

Why aren't you supposed to use the radius of the Sun in question 1 and 2 on gravitational fields? 1:30

do we need to know the laws of thermodynamics for aqa?

can you talk a bit faster next time thanks

your timing is flawless thank you

i thought the force using left hand rule was the force a positive charge would feel and an electron would therefore feel a force going the opposite direction. 2:02

legend

Why do you not add 24 to 15 in question at 23mins?

Does the specification change each year or no?

26:41 u is 20 m/s??

i’ve barely eaten or slept im finished 😢

at 17:35, shouldn't the answer be A?

mistake at 13:42?

im pretty sure there is a mistake during 13:19 the answer is D or am i wrong?

THANK YOU good luck everyone for tomorrow!

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Wish I'd come across this earlier! My exam is two days from now, and it's really nice to get some practice like this before the real thing. Thanks so much! :)