A nice trick in connected particles questions

[@lakipalaniappan]

Unreal stuff. Learnt this a year ago but only understand it now.

[@timthegoat8980]

wow i literally have my applied mock tomorrow and was just gonna wing it if i saw one of these and i see this in my recommended what a legend

[@timthegoat8980]

just wanna say i had a lift question in my mock and absolutely banged it cuz of this lol

[@michalwawrzkiewicz7412]

that is so nice actually thank you so much this is like the only mechanics part that i dreaded

[@RajSandhu-gm8iz]

that is such a good technique, I assume you can use for "lift type" questions as well, I've always not liked them

[@jeddslade3540]

Yeah, will work for any “boxes in boxes” questions

[@peamutbubber]

I like these questions 🗿

[@Everything-mh4bp]

Cool trick but I think it’s easier to understand as is. It’s all logical

[@erwinschulhoff4464]

could you tell me how you came to understand these questions? The book itself is not a very helpful resource imo

[@shubhamsomani1323]

​@@erwinschulhoff4464 TL maths!

[@charlottem99]

thankyou soo much!!!!!!

[@mmegidolaonn]

will you still get marks for this tho?

[@rtwodrew2]

Yup

[@yogigt5051]

Well you haven't met me 🙂

[@Everything-mh4bp]

To be fair it is easy lol