How to excel in your IGCSE Physics 0625 | May/June 2024 | P61 ?

Full detailed solutions for IGCSE Physics 0625 May/June 2024 paper 61. Check out simple tricks and tips in saving your time in answering some of the complicated questions and most importantly, how to plan your experiment in an easy way!
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[niky_delduc]

You explain so well this really really helped me😊 I really hope to pass the exam tomorrow 🙏🙏

[KermenaNabil]

thank u so much for this video it helped alot esp in planning exp question. god bless u ❤❤❤❤💕💕

[ChuPeng-pu]

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[mishaaltanveer]

My exam is day after tomorrow pray for me that i ace it

[omar.albahloul]

Thanks for the video, really helped

I have p6 in 2 days and only know ch1 from the entire syllabus, what do you recommend I study to make use of my time?
-experiments?
-equations?
Or all the above?

I know it’s a tough situation but I’ll be really grateful if you guide me

[siyathakkar]

this was extremely helpful thank you so much

[user]

Hii in q4, it says variable being tested isn't it the load since variable being tested is the independent variable so bending distance is dependent not the variable being tested its the one measured no?

[syedmohammadalihasan]

In question 1 part a, can’t we make set square lie along the spring and then measure the L0 as it would be much easier rather than using it as an indicator that scale is parallel? Please answer.

[leeetty]

In question 3(b)(ii) why don't we need to put in the unit cm? In my answer I wrote 10cm, btw this video is so helpful thanks :)

[mahwashshahid]

Really helpful video .how can we approach u? Are u providing tution ??

[QoqoQoqo-dd]

can I write just "as show" in the real exam???

[jimmyjim]

For question 3 (f) should the inverted triangle be the same size or larger? ( possible to draw larger size? cuz enlarged )

[IdkIdk-fn]

Hi, for question 4 could I say like I would repeat the experiment 3 times of each mass and calculate an average after saying repeat the experiment with the different masses and my table would look like mass/D1/D2/D3/Average D?