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    Q&A - PSLE Science

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      Robertpattinsonidle
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      there is only one hole for both water and air to escape. hence the hole is not enough for the air to leave and enter to push the water out. this results in blockage and hence the milk flows out slowly. the second part to this qsn is how to increase flow of milk so u can say that poke another hol and the explanation is that in one hole milk can flow out and in the other air can enter to occupy the space and also push the milk out hence increasing rate of milk flow.

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        Chan09
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        Need some help as don’t understand why this is false?


        When a ball reaches its max height, the force of gravity acting on the ball is the greatest.

        Tks

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          fightingmom
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          Chan09:
          Need some help as don't understand why this is false?


          When a ball reaches its max height, the force of gravity acting on the ball is the greatest.

          Tks
          The force of gravity remains the same as it is the same force that pulls everything down to earth. No matter what is the height or weight of an object, the force of gravity will be the same.

          NOTE: Don't confuse with gravitational potential energy (GPE) which is affected by height and weight.

          Hope it helps. πŸ˜„

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            Fat Mama
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            elkniwt:
            Hi,


            Need help on this qn from CHS prelim :

            http://i46.tinypic.com/1zp03fb.jpg\">

            Answer in answer key is (2). dd's ans is (1) ?? (I think ans key is wrong, need some advices. Thanks!) :?:
            Hi,

            Ans (2) is correct.

            Reason being marbles are round and hv gaps bet them. When liquid is pour in, it will fill up the gaps of the marbles. So vol of gas should be more than 700 which is (2) 750

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              elkniwt
              last edited by

              Fat Mama:

              Hi,

              Ans (2) is correct.

              Reason being marbles are round and hv gaps bet them. When liquid is pour in, it will fill up the gaps of the marbles. So vol of gas should be more than 700 which is (2) 750
              Hi Fat Mama,

              Thanks for taking time to reply πŸ™‚

              When the question says the total volume of marbles is 100 cm3, we thought it meant the total volume of the marbles without the gaps. :? (Cos usually, if we say volume of 1 marble is 10 cm3, volume of 10 marbles will be 100cm3, we don't factor in the gaps right?? )

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                Robertpattinsonidle
                last edited by

                elkniwt:
                Fat Mama:


                Hi,

                Ans (2) is correct.

                Reason being marbles are round and hv gaps bet them. When liquid is pour in, it will fill up the gaps of the marbles. So vol of gas should be more than 700 which is (2) 750

                Hi Fat Mama,

                Thanks for taking time to reply πŸ™‚

                When the question says the total volume of marbles is 100 cm3, we thought it meant the total volume of the marbles without the gaps. :? (Cos usually, if we say volume of 1 marble is 10 cm3, volume of 10 marbles will be 100cm3, we don't factor in the gaps right?? )

                this is becos the pebbles dont have definite shape. If we fill a bucket with 10 pebbles or stones, there are still air spaces cuz pebbles cant be compressed and have definit shape

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                  Alarmchain
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                  Total Vol in Bottle = 1000cc


                  Substances that cannot be compressed that are added:
                  a) Marbles, Vol = 100cc
                  b) Substance B, Vol = 200cc
                  Therefore, total volume occupied by substances that cannot be compressed = 300cc

                  From here, total available space in bottle becomes 1000cc - 300cc = 700cc

                  Substance D is compressible.
                  Original Vol of D = 700cc
                  Added vol of D = 100cc
                  Total Vol of D = 800cc

                  Despite D having a total vol of 800cc, the available space in bottle is still 700cc. So, substance D must compress itself to fit into the available 700cc volume. Hence, I think 700cc is the correct answer.

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                    Fat Mama
                    last edited by

                    elkniwt:
                    Fat Mama:


                    Hi,

                    Ans (2) is correct.

                    Reason being marbles are round and hv gaps bet them. When liquid is pour in, it will fill up the gaps of the marbles. So vol of gas should be more than 700 which is (2) 750

                    Hi Fat Mama,

                    Thanks for taking time to reply πŸ™‚

                    When the question says the total volume of marbles is 100 cm3, we thought it meant the total volume of the marbles without the gaps. :? (Cos usually, if we say volume of 1 marble is 10 cm3, volume of 10 marbles will be 100cm3, we don't factor in the gaps right?? )

                    Hi,

                    Check with DD this morning and she explained to me that 700 shd be the correct ans.

                    Our DDs are right.

                    Sorry for initial wrong explanation. :oops: :oops:

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                      charsen
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                      elkniwt:
                      Hi,


                      Need help on this qn from CHS prelim :

                      http://i46.tinypic.com/1zp03fb.jpg\">

                      Answer in answer key is (2). dd's ans is (1) ?? (I think ans key is wrong, need some advices. Thanks!) :?:
                      Hi
                      Volume of substance b + marbles---->300cm3
                      Since Substance d can compress,the volume of the substance d should be 700cm3.
                      cheers

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                        Robertpattinsonidle
                        last edited by

                        charsen:
                        elkniwt:

                        Hi,


                        Need help on this qn from CHS prelim :

                        http://i46.tinypic.com/1zp03fb.jpg\">

                        Answer in answer key is (2). dd's ans is (1) ?? (I think ans key is wrong, need some advices. Thanks!) :?:

                        Hi
                        Volume of substance b + marbles---->300cm3
                        Since Substance d can compress,the volume of the substance d should be 700cm3.
                        cheers

                        i dont understand the reason behind this. anyone can explain pls?

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