ffs im pretty sure I forgot to square the periods...i got 1.19AU???
ffs im pretty sure I forgot to square the periods...i got 1.19AU???
yay i got this too!It's 51.91 to two dp. Use centripetal acceleration and set it to 1g (9.8). Radius is 550/2
because the planet (normally this is the satellite) was rotating around the star (central body), and orbital speed = root( Mass central body / radius between the too objects) so it's independentAlso why did the mass of the planet not affect it's orbital speed around the star
So you just use the orbital velocity formula and say the mass of the planet is independent. That's what I didbecause the planet (normally this is the satellite) was rotating around the star (central body), and orbital speed = root( Mass central body / radius between the too objects) so it's independent
Yeah, the orbital velocity formula isn't on the formula sheet so you must derive it I thinkSo you just use the orbital velocity formula and say the mass of the planet is independent. That's what I did
That is exactly what it says in Jacaranda.Omgg if this true, then i didnt lose 5 marks for nothing...
I described a solar cell TT
?What was the reason for the person feeling gravity in the circle thingy lol
Lol I just had it memorized.. V=(root(GM/r))Yeah, the orbital velocity formula isn't on the formula sheet so you must derive it I think
I talked about centripetal force.
Hmm I said centripetal acceleration... I originally said force but then crossed out. Thus is because I used centripetal acceleration in he second past of that qn. Do you think centripetal acceleration is ok?I talked about centripetal force.
Yeah i think so, acceleration has a direction, which determines the direction of the force.. Force would have been better but I guess it's sort of the same idea.Hmm I said centripetal acceleration... I originally said force but then crossed out. Thus is because I used centripetal acceleration in he second past of that qn. Do you think centripetal acceleration is ok?
Centripetal force?What was the reason for the person feeling gravity in the circle thingy lol
Yeah but there's another dotpoint that asks about solar cells in the 3rd section, where semiconductors are spoken about. So they're clearly separate :/The syllabus was amended for 2010 and the photocell dotpoint was changed:
"identify data sources, gather, process and present information to summarise the use of the photoelectric effect in photocells"
Thats why many schools and sources dont really learn about the phototube.
SO i think either answer would be right