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VCE Stuff => VCE Science => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Physics => Topic started by: Flaming_Arrow on April 20, 2009, 04:26:06 pm
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like where they say two masses are suspended throught a rope bla bla. find the acceleration
im wondering because there arent any questions like those in my textbook. Are they in the new study design?
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I *think* they still are? Even if they are, they shouldn't be too hard to figure out anyway. Most of those pulley type questions are quite trivial.
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howcome they aren't any of those questions in the jacaranda book?
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howcome they aren't any of those questions in the jacaranda book?
Coz the book is so bad with questions, personally I am not a big fan of Jacaranda book. They have good explanations and theory but their questions just suck. I suggest you do checkpoints, they have a much better coverage of questions.
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howcome they aren't any of those questions in the jacaranda book?
Coz the book is so bad with questions, personally I am not a big fan of Jacaranda book. They have good explanations and theory but their questions just suck. I suggest you do checkpoints, they have a much better coverage of questions.
J/W, what textbook did you use?
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As far as I know, connected particles in VCE physics don't go as far as pulley systems. The most complicated would probably be a car pulling a trailer up a slope.
though for specialist maths, pulleys are part of the course.
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Thanks Mao