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    A+ Tips: Impossible Is NOTHING!

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    The document provides study tips and encouragement for students taking physics exams, along with checklists of topics covered in chapters 1-5 of the Form 4 and Form 5 physics syllabus, including measuring instruments, linear graphs, momentum, gas laws, waves, electricity, electromagnetism, and radioactivity. Key physics principles like conservation of momentum and energy, Archimedes' principle, Bernoulli's principle, and Pascal's principle are defined, with an example given for how Bernoulli's principle explains the lifting force on an airfoil. Students are encouraged to believe in themselves and never give up as they prepare for their exams.

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    The document provides study tips and encouragement for students taking physics exams, along with checklists of topics covered in chapters 1-5 of the Form 4 and Form 5 physics syllabus, including measuring instruments, linear graphs, momentum, gas laws, waves, electricity, electromagnetism, and radioactivity. Key physics principles like conservation of momentum and energy, Archimedes' principle, Bernoulli's principle, and Pascal's principle are defined, with an example given for how Bernoulli's principle explains the lifting force on an airfoil. Students are encouraged to believe in themselves and never give up as they prepare for their exams.

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    The document provides study tips and encouragement for students taking physics exams, along with checklists of topics covered in chapters 1-5 of the Form 4 and Form 5 physics syllabus, including measuring instruments, linear graphs, momentum, gas laws, waves, electricity, electromagnetism, and radioactivity. Key physics principles like conservation of momentum and energy, Archimedes' principle, Bernoulli's principle, and Pascal's principle are defined, with an example given for how Bernoulli's principle explains the lifting force on an airfoil. Students are encouraged to believe in themselves and never give up as they prepare for their exams.

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    A+ Tips: Impossible Is NOTHING!

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    The document provides study tips and encouragement for students taking physics exams, along with checklists of topics covered in chapters 1-5 of the Form 4 and Form 5 physics syllabus, including measuring instruments, linear graphs, momentum, gas laws, waves, electricity, electromagnetism, and radioactivity. Key physics principles like conservation of momentum and energy, Archimedes' principle, Bernoulli's principle, and Pascal's principle are defined, with an example given for how Bernoulli's principle explains the lifting force on an airfoil. Students are encouraged to believe in themselves and never give up as they prepare for their exams.

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    A+ Tips: Impossible is NOTHING!

    My dear student .. Be strong! Think positive! Believe in yourself! Always whisper to your heart.. I'll never give up! I'll give my best! I'll get a better result! I want my parent to be proud of me!! Nothing Impossible!! I can do it!! from Physics Teachers MRSM Alor Gajah 2010 Form 4 Paper 2 checklist: Chpt 1 - Measuring instrument, zero error, sensitivity, accuracy Chpt 2 - Linear graph, ticker tape, inertia, momentum, Resolution Of Forces, equilibrium forces, lift, conservation of energy Chpt 3 - Gas & atmospheric pressure, manometer + barometer, Archimedes(A to Z), Bernoulli Chpt 4 - thermal equilibrium, thermometer specification, latent heat, gas law Chpt 5 - plane mirror, mirror& lenses (drawing & application), refraction (drawing & application), Form 5 Paper 2 Checklist: Chpt 1 - Understanding wave graph (frequency, period, wavelength), resonance, Wave refraction (for water, sound & light), Wave interference (for water, sound & light) Chpt 2 - Electric field, Ohms Law, emf & Internal resistance Chpt 3 - Electromagnet & Application, Induction & Application, (Lenz + Faradays law) Chapt 4 - CRO, Transistor circuit, Logic GATES Application Chapt 5 - Radioisotope, Half Life, Nuclear Fusion Study its definition, experiment, calculations, & the most important its APPLICATION.

    A+ Tips: Impossible is NOTHING!


    Physics Principle MEANING/DEFINITION

    The principle of conservation of momentum The principle of conservation of energy

    Archimedes principle Prinsip Archimedes

    Bernoullis principle Prinsip Bernoulli

    Pascal principle Prinsip Pascal

    The total momentum of a system is constant, if no external force acts on the system. Jumlah momentum sebelum perlanggaran = Jumlah momentum selepas perlanggaran. State that the energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can be transformed from one form to another, but the total energy in a system is constant. Menyatakan bahawa tenaga tidak boleh dicipta atau dimusnahkan tetapi boleh berubah bentuk ke benntuk yg lain. State that an object, whether completely or partially immersed in a fluid is acted on by a buoyant force which is equal to the weight of the displaced fluid. Menyatakan bahawa jasad yang direndam atau separa rendam dalam bendalir akan ditindakkan oleh satu daya julangan ke atas yang sama nilai dengan berat bendalir yang tersesar oleh jasad itu. State that the in a steady flow of a fluid the pressure of the fluid decreases when the velocity of the fluid increases. Menyatakan bahawa kawasan bendalir yang bergerak dengan halaju tinggi akan menghasilkan tekanan yang lebih rendah. State that in an enclosed fluid an externally applied pressure is transmitted uniformly in all directions. Menyatakan bahawa tekanan yang dikenakan pada satu titik cecair akan dipindahkan ke seluruh cecair.

    Example Bernoullis Principle states that for uniform flow of a fluid, region of high velocity corresponds to LOW pressure whereas region of low velocity corresponds to high pressure. Application of aerofoil: The upper region of the aerofoil has higher air velocity than the lower region of the aerofoil. By Bernoullis principle, the lower region has higher pressure than the upper region of the aerofoil. This causes a lifting force on the aerofoil.

    A+ Tips: Impossible is NOTHING!

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