Physics Predictions/Thoughts (7 Viewers)

[ManifestationIsKey]

wtf are even leo and geo satelites like what do we need to know abt them i dont even think i learned that

Its Mod 5 content regarding gravitational stuff. LEO is low earth orbit satellites (closer from centre of earth and orbits earth like twice a day or smthg) and GEO is geostationary satellites (further from centre of earth and synchronised with earths motion)

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

Its Mod 5 content regarding gravitational stuff. LEO is low earth orbit satellites (closer from centre of earth and orbits earth like twice a day or smthg) and GEO is geostationary satellites (further from centre of earth and synchronised with earths motion)

lmao leos do Not orbit that slowly, they orbit every 90 mins

 

[ManifestationIsKey]

lmao leos do Not orbit that slowly, they orbit every 90 mins

Didn't remember exactly, though idk why i said twice a day lol

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

guys u think they will ask smth about kepler laws other then using the formula from the last law? i havent seen a single question about it

 

[appleali]

guys u think they will ask smth about kepler laws other then using the formula from the last law? i havent seen a single question about it

they could, you just use the formula tho aint that hard

 

[loudog98]

Do you guys think we'd need to know how a cyclotron and synchrotron work in detail? I know particle accelerators are in the syllabus but don't really know the extent to which they can be assessed

 

[sainzsgf]

Do you guys think we'd need to know how a cyclotron and synchrotron work in detail? I know particle accelerators are in the syllabus but don't really know the extent to which they can be assessed

i mean this question is from the old syllabus but i feel like they could probably ask something like this again but idk

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

they could, you just use the formula tho aint that hard

no like the other conceptual stuff not the formula like the law of areas

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

Do you guys think we'd need to know how a cyclotron and synchrotron work in detail? I know particle accelerators are in the syllabus but don't really know the extent to which they can be assessed

dont think so but its good to know i think u should def know the importance of particle accelerators tho

 

[igor9]

guys u think they will ask smth about kepler laws other then using the formula from the last law? i havent seen a single question about it

really??? bro that is essential to planetary motion lol, u mean r^3/T^2 = GM/4pi^2 right? They can ask this in a graphical format for u to find the mass or something like that definitely.