Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Answer : Question 32

Answer : Question 32 ( Interference)

a) Alternating loud and soft sound

b) * coherent source provides – constant phase difference when the two waves

interfere

*the same kind of interference, whether constructive/destructive interference will

occur at the same place all the time

*therefore the interference pattern of alternating loud and soft sound can be heard

c) ax = λD

λ = ax/D

= 0.6 x 2.4 / 3

= 0.48 m

Answer : Question 27

Answer : Question 27

a) i) optical fibre is denser than air, ray is refracted towards normal

ii) Total internal reflection(T.I.R) occur , where angle of critical more than critical angle

b) draw a ray going away from normal at B










c)

* endoscope
* cables for transmission of telephone signals…you broadband also uses this

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Answer :Question 16

Answer : Question 16( Archimedes Principle)

a) i. The block rises to the surface of water

ii. The block rises to the surface of water because the upthrus(buoyant force)t on the block is greater than the weight of the block

b) The block rises to the surface of water.

c) i. Volume of the block = m/p

= 0.18/900

= 0.0002 m³

Upthrust = pvg

= 0.0002 x 1200 x 10

= 2.4 N

Use Principle of Equilibrium of Forces to answer this part(Total Force Top = Total Force Down)

Weight of load + Weight of block = Upthrust

So, Weight of load = Upthrust - Weight of block [ w=mg…so w= 0.18 x 10 = 1.8]

= 2.4 – ( 1.8)

= 0.6 N

ii. The block will immerse deeper in the liquid.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

SEMINAR on 20th JULY 2008 !

Hi students.... we are having another session of Seminar on 20th July 2008. We'll cover all the topics covered in the first session. For those of you who feel that your classmates or friends can benefit from this seminar please pass the good news. It is good to share knowledge.

The number to call for details are :
Mr Chandran : 016 - 2960642 / Mr Devan : 016 - 338 2506


Thanks and regards

Management
Maha Edu & GnS

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Answer : Question 10

Question 10

a) i) Both the coin and feather fall due to the gravitational pull. In the lab, when they move through the air, the air resists against their motion. The air resistance depends on the shape of the body and velocity of the body. The feather has greater surface area than the coin. Hence the feather experiences greater air resistance and its acceleration decreases.

There is no air in the vacuum cylinder. Thus two objects move down without air

resistance and reach the bottom of the cylinder at the same time.

ii) Parachute-----payung terjun

b) i) arrange data :

m1 = 200kg, u=12m/s

m2 = 300kg, v= ?? ( tak tahu)

this is an …..inelastic collision…

m1u1 x m2u2 = (m1+m2)v………hey u2=0 since its not moving

200 x 12 = (200+3000)v

v = 0.75 m/s

ii) Loss of K.E = Work done against friction

Loss of K.E = ½ mv2 = ½ x 3200 x 0.75² = 900 J .....all the K.E used to move the stomp

Work done = force(friction) x distance

900 = f x 0.2 …………..must change cm to m

f = 4500 N

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Answer : Question 6

Answer : Question 6

a) i) Momentum is the product of mass and velocity of the object

ii) The plasticine ball is flatter on wood than the plasticine on the sponge

There is no change on the surface of the wood but the surface of the sponge is dented by the palsticine ball. The time of impact on hard wood is shorter that that on the sponge. Hence the impulsive force on the wood is greater than on the sponge since impulsive force is the rate of change of momentum.

b) Before the plasticine ball is released from a height, it possesses G.P.E(gravitational potential energy). According to the principle of conservation of energy, when it is released, G.P.E is converted to K.E(kinetic energy). When it hits the wood or sponge, the K.E changes to sound energy and heat energy due to frictional force between the ball and the surface.

c) i)1. Satellite is made of materials with high melting point so that it is not easily melted when it reaches a high temperature

2. Satellite is designed to have an aerofoil shape which gradually tapers towards the end to decrease the air resistance.

3. Satellite is sheltered (protected) with insulators to prevent heat from entering.

ii) 1. Satellite is made of materials of low density to reduce the impulsive force on landing.

2. Satellite is made of composite material which is light, hard and strong so that it is not easily broken up on landing.-----you can use this answer for other questions as well

3. Satellite is attached with a parachute so that is descends slowly and decrease its velocity on landing.

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

SEMINAR SAINS SKOR A SPM

I would like to congratulate all those who attended the SKOR A SPM SEMINAR(SEMINAR SAINS PERDANA) on the 6th of July 2008 at Universiti Malaya !

Wish all of you the very best in your exams !

Please do mail me if you need any assistance and i will do my best to help you.

Mr.Nava.S

Monday, July 7, 2008

Skor A Seminar at UM on 6th July 08 !

We had a success in our seminar for Physics and Chemistry in UM. For all the students who came, I know you would have had a great time and most importantly gained a lot of insights in the subjects...

We here will try to guide you guys and gals when you face difficulty in understanding the subject. But... more importantly make full use of the notes, mind maps and explanation given in the seminar.

Due to good response and request we'll be having another seminar session on the 20th July 2008 at the same place covering the same topics. If you feel that your friends can do better in their exams by attending, please inform them.

The number to call for booking of place is as follows :-

016-338 2506 Mr Devan
016 -2960642 Mr Chandran

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Physics Made Easy

I will start posting my physics made easy methods starting 7th July 2008 !
Look forward for some easy approach and question solving methods !