HSC Physics Predictions / Thoughts (1 Viewer)

[Speed’o’sound Sonic]

Last year were both power/energy related to nuclear fission and fusion. This year probably something to do with the model of atom and then probably planck, eistein and photoelectric effect.
Just realised you were asking about inquiry equastion. I would say it would be some combination of chapter 10 and 11 and then 14 and 15

I would honestly love an extended on photoelectric haha. Fav part of the syllabus no lie

 

[Xanthi]

This sort of stuff would be nice:

https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/apc/ap18-frq-physics-1.pdf

Just gotta hope.

 

[Xanthi]

I would honestly love an extended on photoelectric haha. Fav part of the syllabus no lie

Nah, no extended responses please

It is taking up all my preperation time unfortunately, however.

 

[Fabrizio]

Nah, no extended responses please

It is taking up all my preperation time unfortunately, however.

I cant remember where i read it but apparently its a requirement for 2 6-9 questions in the new syllabus for hsc tests. Dont know how legit this is

 

[Fabrizio]

I would honestly love an extended on photoelectric haha. Fav part of the syllabus no lie

same, especially if it asks something where you explain why Einstein proposed his model of light which you can relate to Planck and the ultraviolet catastrophe, and the wave model of light and all the inconsistencies between classical models

 

[Xanthi]

I cant remember where i read it but apparently its a requirement for 2 6-9 questions in the new syllabus for hsc tests. Dont know how legit this is

Yeah but they can be calculation, there isn't a stipulation they have to be historical

 

[Fabrizio]

Yeah but they can be calculation, there isn't a stipulation they have to be historical

yeah but its hard to ask a calculation question worth 6-9 marks. Even last years one still had a decent amount of writing to do

 

[Xanthi]

same, especially if it asks something where you explain why Einstein proposed his model of light which you can relate to Planck and the ultraviolet catastrophe, and the wave model of light and all the inconsistencies between classical models

We don't need to know Einstein's model of light??

yeah but its hard to ask a calculation question worth 6-9 marks. Even last years one still had a decent amount of writing to do

Not really, challenging enough questions can justify seven marks, especially if you have to do two of them in the one question. The only problem is that I don't think they'll do it...probably end up being writing and explanation

 

[Fabrizio]

if they asked a high mark on a practical with the stuff from the first chapter like validity, accuracy, systematic errors etc that would be a definite lose of marks for me.

 

[Xanthi]

Oh you meant just particle. They'd phrase differently though

 

[Xanthi]

if they asked a high mark on a practical with the stuff from the first chapter like validity, accuracy, systematic errors etc that would be a definite lose of marks for me.

Yeah I'd even rather history over thar

 

[Fabrizio]

We don't need to know Einstein's model of light??



Not really, challenging enough questions can justify seven marks, especially if you have to do two of them in the one question. The only problem is that I don't think they'll do it...probably end up being writing and explanation

it says photon model of light and how it relates to photoelectric effect in syllabus

 

[Xanthi]

it says photon model of light and how it relates to photoelectric effect in syllabus

Yeah obviously you need to know photon model of light but don't need to know what Einstein did?

 

[Fabrizio]

Yeah I'd even rather history over thar

100% the questions are so bullshit which is why i dont think they will ask them because usually the physics teachers and by extension the people who write the physics exam also think its abit trivial

 

[Fabrizio]

Yeah obviously you need to know photon model of light but don't need to know what Einstein did?

I don't know what other model you are talking about. the textbooks refer to it as "Einsteins photon model of light" and the assumption he makes to explain some of the inconsistencies etc

 

[Drdusk]

We have got to beat the HSC Chemistry Thoughts/Predictions in number of views and replies because we by far are the superior science. So far we have more replies but less views. Come on guys you can do it!

Anyway how are you all feeling for the exam?

 

[Xanthi]

I don't know what other model you are talking about. the textbooks refer to it as "Einsteins photon model of light" and the assumption he makes to explain some of the inconsistencies etc

It probably is Einstein's model of light, but you don't need to recognise what he himself did. So you can talk about photoelectric effect and cutoff frequency and so forth which is inconsistent with wave model but you shouldnt need to mention what Einstein's contribution vs other scientists is as long as you talk about them generally

 

[Fabrizio]

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It probably is Einstein's model of light, but you don't need to recognise what he himself did. So you can talk about photoelectric effect and cutoff frequency and so forth which is inconsistent with wave model but you shouldn't need to mention what Einstein's contribution vs other scientists is as long as you talk about them generally

not sure about that because the only contributor was Einstein who built on the work of plank and applied it to the photoelectric effect. Planks work was just a mathematical trick to solve the ultraviolet catastrophe and he thought it was useless. Einstein then used it as the basis for his assumptions that explained the photoelectric effect and its characteristics like threshold frequency, max kinetic energy, intensity vs frequency, all or nothing principle, forming the photon model of light

 

[homeworkatedog]

did anyone do that learnable mock exam? thoughts on its difficulty/how in depth it went??

 

[erucibon]

did anyone do that learnable mock exam? thoughts on its difficulty/how in depth it went??

not worth it