Physics: Discussion, Questions & Potential Solutions

[S200]

Hey guys, I changed my scale to x10^25 on the x axis and divided all the numbers accordingly so the numbers were closer to each other and the scaling was even, Will I lose a mark for doing that? I still got the gradient as 1.05 at the end of the day. Thanks

No, that should not impact your marks. It's a logical change to the graph.

[G-Fr3sh]

= 5.69x10^26 kg

I'm done. Thank you guys for the comments and feedback.

I got 6.2x10^26, would I still gain 3 marks
- I used the gradient and substituted it into Keplers Law

[Richard Feynman 101]

I got 6.2x10^26, would I still gain 3 marks
- I used the gradient and substituted it into Keplers Law

With such large values and the range since it is not exact values VCAA would look at your method if you use the correct method than your answer is CORRECT from the data.

[number6603]

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