Practical Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Which experiment is longer? Experiment 1 or 2

A

Ex1 is longer.
If start with ex2, finish early and spend time on preparing for ex1

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2
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When can i ask extra time?

A

When electrical component is faulty

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3
Q

Analog uncertainty (with pointer)

A

Half of smallest division

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4
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Meter, protractor accuracy (no pointer)

A

Smallest division

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5
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Time uncertainty

A

1 dp

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6
Q

Repeat measurements for….

A

Certain: time of oscillations (at least 2 reps)
Likely needed too: Potential difference, micrometre gauge, protractor

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7
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s^-1 is measured or calculated?

A

Calculated; follows sf of s

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8
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Calculated sf is…

A

Follows measured OR add 1 more sf

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9
Q

What’s wrong with this angle data
30.0°
25.5°

A

No pointer needle. Smallest division is 1° and not half of it

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10
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Scales of axis

A

Multiples of 1:2:5

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11
Q

How to comment if your constant value supports a suggested relationship?

A

Percentage difference is more/less than 20% (default, subject to change), it does not support/support….

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12
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Sources of error relating to:
Oscillations or T

A

Too few oscillations → use longer rod/greater mass

Difficult to judge a complete oscillation → record video with scale behind, watch frame by frame

Oscillations is not on a vertical plane (NOT APPLICABLE TO CERTAIN SET UP), → use guide (cylinder or square)

REJECT force applied if there’s a lot of repetition.

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13
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Sources of error relating to:
Electric circuits

A

Meter fluctuate → clean contact with wire wool or solder the connections

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14
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General source of errors relating to data types

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Examples: length like h1-h2

Small value, uncertainty large.
Two measurements are too close.

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15
Q

Dont use your own apparatus

A

Okay

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16
Q

Read offs from graph is accurate to..

A

Half the small square

17
Q

Calculate percentage uncertainty of a meter rule if you measured something of the length 20cm

A

0.2 OR MORE /20 ×100%

More if more uncertain like pendulum… safe range is 0.5-1.0

OR half the range if repeated measurement (preferred)

REJECT 0.1/20

18
Q

Difficulty related to hanging things on rods or strips

A

Wire/string moves on rod during oscillation OR difficult to position in the middle of the rod

Sol; make grooves in the rod

19
Q

Source of error when Need to move something to a certain degree but the protractor not provided

A

use clamped protractor so that consistent

20
Q

Error when needing to place slotted mass on a strips pver certain distances

A

Difficulty finding centre of mass/ parallex error.
Measure diameter of mass. Instead of measuring to the centre, add half the diameter, then measure to the edge of mass

21
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Error when something has to be set up vertically

A

May not be vertical
Use set square

22
Q

Putty is used in an experiment involving mass. What’s the error

A

Mass of putty is not taken into consideration
MEASURE mass of putty and Add mass of putty to the mass of slotted mass / use adhesive tape

23
Q

In experiment 2, there’s L0, w0, and t. However, only L, and w are measure multiple times, even though t also changes. What error ?

A

Change in t is not taken into consideration.
Measure t when stretched (or when whatever changes are made)

24
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Values related to rubber bands is to be measured when straight, but not stretch. What’s the difficulty?

A

Difficulty determining whether the rubber bands is just straight and not stretched.
Use a Newton meter to hang them

25
Alternative to vernier calliper and micrometer gauge is travelling microscope. Give example when this alternative is needed
Measuring non rigid objects like rubber band or when it's difficult to control and adjust micrometer gauge
26
a=pq. What's the sf of a
Follows either p or q whichever is lesser sf OR both if p and q have same sf
27
a=p-q. Whats a sf
Follows sf of (p-q)
28
How do you know when to repeat?
When having to "determine X" has 2 marks
29
If n is derived from f and f is derived from u and v, then
Sf n follows sf u and/or v (**and*** if u and v same sf)
30
a= uv / (v+u) a sf...
Follows u and/or v
31
Two balls, A and B, are hanged on one same point with same string length, Measurement of lowest possible distance between bench and B is taken by lifting A. Difficulty is...
Difficulty measuring while holding A. Solution: Clamp A on stand