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    Q&A - P5 Science

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      Jamesbond
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      PSLEguru:
      Jamesbond:

      http://i44.tinypic.com/2rp5vt3.jpg\">

      Pl help....

      Hi I believe its (1) A only.
      The shape of the magnet X and Y are properties of the magnet itself.
      The starting point doesn't matter as long as it starts from before the clip is attracted.
      And time shouldn't matter. In any case its not possible to do the experiment at the same time unless we're using different clips.

      Thx...

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        Jamesbond
        last edited by

        PSLEguru:
        Jamesbond:

        http://i44.tinypic.com/2rp5vt3.jpg\">

        Pl help....

        Hi I believe its (1) A only.
        The shape of the magnet X and Y are properties of the magnet itself.
        The starting point doesn't matter as long as it starts from before the clip is attracted.
        And time shouldn't matter. In any case its not possible to do the experiment at the same time unless we're using different clips.

        Thx...

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          Jamesbond
          last edited by

          PSLEguru:
          Jamesbond:

          http://i44.tinypic.com/2rp5vt3.jpg\">

          Pl help....

          Hi I believe its (1) A only.
          The shape of the magnet X and Y are properties of the magnet itself.
          The starting point doesn't matter as long as it starts from before the clip is attracted.
          And time shouldn't matter. In any case its not possible to do the experiment at the same time unless we're using different clips.

          Thx...

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            Jamesbond
            last edited by

            http://i44.tinypic.com/s0wua9.jpg\">

            For C, it is from water to water vapour, so it should be evaporation according to me. But the answer in answer sheet is Boiling....can somebody clear it for me...

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              StudyRoom
              last edited by

              Jamesbond:
              http://i44.tinypic.com/s0wua9.jpg\">

              For C, it is from water to water vapour, so it should be evaporation according to me. But the answer in answer sheet is Boiling....can somebody clear it for me...
              Without more context on the question, I think your answer is correct too.

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                XXXX
                last edited by

                PSLEguru:
                Jamesbond:

                http://i44.tinypic.com/s0wua9.jpg\">

                For C, it is from water to water vapour, so it should be evaporation according to me. But the answer in answer sheet is Boiling....can somebody clear it for me...

                Without more context on the question, I think your answer is correct too.

                Apparently vaporization covers both boiling and evaporation.

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                  Jamesbond
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                  Thank you PSLEguru & XXXX.

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                    marstolive
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                    hi can someone help with this question on evaporation?


                    Give two reasons why the plates on a rack would dry fast than those stacked up?

                    1st: greater exposed surface area
                    2nd: ? 🤷


                    :thankyou:

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                      marstolive
                      last edited by

                      I need help on the following electricity question. appreciate ur help šŸ˜„



                      State two disadvantages in the usage of having both series and parallel arrangements of bulbs in homes.


                      :thankyou:

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                        XXXX
                        last edited by

                        marstolive:
                        hi can someone help with this question on evaporation?


                        Give two reasons why the plates on a rack would dry fast than those stacked up?

                        1st: greater exposed surface area
                        2nd: ? 🤷


                        :thankyou:
                        2nd reason could be water drips off racked plates easily (by gravity) but can pool/stay trapped on stacked plates and this is compounded by the fact that the plates remain in contact with each other.

                        (Please note that racks with trays underneath, as sold in many shops in Singapore, are perfect mosquito breeding devices.)

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