IGCSE Physics Paper 63 - May/June 2023 - 0625/63/M/J/23 SOLVED

IGCSE Physics Paper 63 - May/June 2023
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At 8:41 and 15:39

I have made modifications on how to answer 'JUSTIFICATION' kind of questions correctly in a new video below which I have missed out in this video. Please stay updated :)

[marxcarton]

hi ma'am at this point on the video _9:59_ at 2.d)ii), can I also say that in the procedure using b and c there is more wiring required and this will increase the resistance thus not giving an accurate result, but less wiring is required for the variable resistor making it more accurate

[dogshotl]

In graph at c, the x axis should not be in cm, because it is a ratio between cm.

[AlienYab]

For the control variable can i say material of lid

[hafsaahmed]

would we be able to gain credit if i dont add any values for showing that the it is within the limits of experimental accuracy

[-soasu]

i cant understand the way you use the protractor could you please help

[jashwinyk.k.]

For question 1(c), the scale of the x-axis can be like 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8 right?

[learntodayIGCSE]

For question 2c i and 3 d ii

Please refer this format here :

IGCSE Physics Paper 62 - Feb/Mar 2023 - 0625/62/F/M//23 SOLVED

[nayansai]

Hi hello for the last question the variables that must keep constant I wrote size of all containers and bottom surface area of all containers is this correct please let me know

[omarelamraniii]

Should u plot the axis in pen or pencil?

[Hania_]

Um hello I have a question abt choosing the gradient points, can we choose any points?? Like does it need to be the one that is already marked in the line or you can choose any point? If so how would we know whether the answer is correct then? And also since the marking scheme has the answer range from between this and that how would i know whether my answer is right?

[AounNasraween]

21:07 why didnt we say cooling rate, rather than rate of tempreture

[SyedAbdulAhadAhad]

at 19:09, you have mentioned "repeat for at least 4 other thickness of lid". i want to ask exactly why 4? why not 2 or 3?

[himanichourasia]

For calculating the gradient, we can use any 2 points on the graph that are furthest from each other? Also, can those two points be from the points that we originally were given in the table and then we plotted on the grid? Last question I have is- should the answer for gradient be to 2sf as well?

[omarelamraniii]

To get the gradient can i choose any two points i want?

[Mehrab-iv]

Great video ❤😊 Really helped me, thanks a lot

[huijintang]

May i ask whether the graph should join all the points only or have to extend until it meets the origin like the one drawn in the video?

[janettef.]

hi, for planning the experiment, is it okay if i measure the temperature change in a fixed time to calculate the rate of cooling? thank you so much for the video!

[zaixyt]

So could answer to q2 part e be :
If graph is Constant and increasing

[yuywy]

Is it a must to draw a graph? Can i just write"As the thickness increase, Rate of cooling decrease'.?