Specific heat capacity [IB Physics SL/HL]
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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I'm so glad I could help! Cheers, Mitch
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ahaha exactly
And I made this video 2 years ago (ahead of my time?) Hah. :). Cheers, Mitch
OSC yess haha. Love your videos they’re helping me in my IB journey. Thank you!
@@OSC1990 indeed. Would have been the time to invest :) Loving the videos by the way!
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LMAO The mr is drawin a cup of tea with fresh mind and I'm on speedrun cuz I'm having a test tmr! tho thanks for the support sir and I wish if u can do some vids about (math AA HL) appreciate it sir!
Thanks! And yes, we are planning to make Math AA and AI HL videos, but they likely won't be ready until the summer so if you've got exams coming up in May, that's likely too late. However, you might like to know we're about to release exams in OSC Study in a couple of weeks! Those will include 3 different Maths AA HL Paper 1, Paper 2, and Paper 3, all with detailed, step by step solutions!
Hey! Great series of videos! Thank you very much for all of them. One question. Could it be that your playlist "[NEW]IB Physics SL and HL Revision Course" is a little messy? I cant find an end and beginning and see myself jumping through different topics not finding a good structure. Do you think you would be able to put them in order? Thank you very much for everything!
Hi Lyptus! Thanks for your feedback and yes, you are right, we are ordering them in this period. In the meantime, I suggest you head over to our website where they are neatly organised by topic: studynova.com/lectures/physics (and you will even find follow up questions for each video)
Good luck with your studies!
Giacomo
@@OSC1990 Thank you Giacomo! With your link Im getting a 404. I found it under: studynova.com/lecture/physics/
If anyone still needs the link!
But at least i saw a cute cat meme now :D! I also saw that you have individual playlists for each of the topics. Should have checked that out before being quick to comment here. Those are neat and super useful. I really appreciate all the work you guys are doing! Are the videos that are currently private going to be released before the may 19 exams? Or are they available with the "full access" packages?
@@LYPTUS Whoooops! wrong link indeed I'm sorry :)
All the lecture videos are public and free on the website. We are uploading them to RUclips but only 2 per days in order to not overflood people with notifications.
On the website you can also download the study notes from the videos here: studynova.com/courses/physics/ (double checked the link this time!)
The study notes are free as well, but then we have a question bank and many fully solved past papers that are part of the full access package. I hope it helps! Good luck with your preparation!
Giacomo
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thank you very much for these helpful videos!
shoundt the mass of the glass alsi change as u are pouring 200g into 150g cup so it should be 350g right or does it not work like that
We account for the mass added in the equation because we have a term for the mass of the liquid as well. So it's taken care of :)
hello sir, I don't know if it is my computer or not but for this specific video the sound is really low is it from you or me?
Hi, I was just wondering. Do we need to convert temp from Celsius to Kelvin in the IB Exam?
For Q=mc(delta)T you will be using the change in temperature and since the magnitude of a degree in both K and C is the same you won't need to convert.
To convert if you are asked: K=273+C
depends on the question. If the question gives you the values in kelvin and you solve in Celsius then yes but otherwise no
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Hey, I was wondering, shouldn't the law of conservation be Q1 = -(Q2) instead of Q1 = Q2? Thanks I love your videos!
technically it should be that one side equals the other side, or else you could state it as the difference is zero. I'm being slightly sloppy here as technically it should be Q2-Q1 = 0.
you didnt change the - sign of -25, you multiplied it but you didnt change the sign it should turn into positive then you can change the sides. 9:16
hey your videos are really helpful but you need to talk louder i can barely hear you even on full volume
first view
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Sure is! Should have bought then - not quite 'to the moon', but getting there! :)
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