hey...im a student of igcse and pretty soon ill be taking my exams in May...therefore,itll be great if you upload a video of the decay curve with background radiation..itll be really helpful cuz i find your videos very comprehensible
In a graph with background radiation, the curve moves upwards and instead of tending to zero the asymptote tends to the background radiation level. So all you have to do is move the entire curve down by that amount and you have subtracted the background radiation. Now you can calculate the half life as you have shown in your video.
Hi. ahmad taika I've not included background radiation to keep the process simple for my students to understand. With background radiation the graph is transposed upwards and instead of tending to zero it tends to the background radiation level.
Thanks a lot bro the revision book i have didnt explain properly but you sir saves my day
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so easily explained and straight to the point i loved it ty lad !
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hey man just wanted u to know that u saved my life... my teacher went over this briefly and I didn't understand. thanks for this!!!!!!!!!!
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hey...im a student of igcse and pretty soon ill be taking my exams in May...therefore,itll be great if you upload a video of the decay curve with background radiation..itll be really helpful cuz i find your videos very comprehensible
Carthaginian 779 oof damn good luck
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this might be a dumb question cuz im dumb but so what was the half life
I think it’s 1 year as it takes 1 year to half the radioactive % each time
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thank you so much, but i'm still so confused. Any recommendations of more in depth videos?
hmmm... I can't think of any. What about half life don't you get / is confusing you?
Nothing specific, but just the half life thing all together. I managed to figure it out with a teacher today, but thank you so much for the help!
Pleasure. Just practice losts of past paper problems. It's not so bad. Have a good day!
Bro ur a life saver
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yoo thanks bro got an exam for this tomorrow
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tysm, still helpful to this day
Oh yes!
thanks, i got an exam tomorrow. this really helped
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very good explanation, thanks alot
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What do you do if the graph doesn't have a curve ?
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thanks! this was super helpful
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How to determine background count rate value?
I need to make a video on this..
Thank you for helping me with my homework
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Thank you very much :)
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cheers man this helped
Pleasure!
if 50 is not given on the y axis then how can i calculate it? can anyone help please?
How I can get initial activity from graph sir?
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So was 1 the half life ?????????????????
hannah wolfy in this case yes
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Thanks brother
is there any formula to find it though?
yes but too advanced for igcse.
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Chris Gozzard Alright. I'm not surprised.
Thanks. How did you come across my videos? Google?
So did my students. :)
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In a graph with background radiation, the curve moves upwards and instead of tending to zero the asymptote tends to the background radiation level. So all you have to do is move the entire curve down by that amount and you have subtracted the background radiation. Now you can calculate the half life as you have shown in your video.
I made another video with background included I think.
I looked for it but could not find it. Can you kindly provide a link?
+Hardik Panjwani hi there. sorry - can't find it. I will do again when free.
Wait so whats the answer?
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what about the background radiation?
Hi. ahmad taika I've not included background radiation to keep the process simple for my students to understand. With background radiation the graph is transposed upwards and instead of tending to zero it tends to the background radiation level.
ahmad taika Am I making sense? Maybe I should make a video including the background radiation level too..
yeah, it makes sense but a video would be nice. :)
ahmad taika Are you taking A level or IGCSE Physics?
Cambridge IGCSE
so whats the answer then
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Interesting
Hmmmm
TYSM YO
NP
No way half life reference
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Still don't got a damn clue
shame..
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that is the worst possible definition i've ever heard
Wow. Bold statement. Care to explain?
@@ChrisGozzardThatPhysicsGuy lol did you notice that comments like these never have depth to them , it's just a blank statement with no support
@@ChrisGozzardThatPhysicsGuy never have I seen a rude comment being backed up tbh 😂
@@ChrisGozzardThatPhysicsGuy lol wth , I just watched this video , it's so concise , idk wassup with him