Going Through My Level 7 HL Physics IA (24/24)

[@jadedanaych]

Thank you ! this was really helpful I have a physics IA due in December and I had no clue where to even start!

[@the_efsy]

Hey thx a lot for making the video definitely got inspired. Just one question: where did you record the video lmao, it sounds like jungle or a zoo? I mean no judgiing or whatver, only sometimes the backrgound noise is loud and what you say kinda gets lost :DDD. But otherwise, thx a loooot u saving me big time, just maybe choose a better recording enviornment :D

[@dionissiosg2962]

Great job, I'll pass this on to my Physics colleagues for their students!

[@rissachong3519]

Thank you for making this video!!

[@ericwen4022]

Hey! This topic is super interesting! Could you link some of the resources you used to research for this topic?

[@fitnessbeasts_]

Greetings, how many hours did it take for you to complete the IA from start to finish?

[@meryemzelalyerlikaya3697]

Hi, love your videos! I just wanted to take your opinion and suggestions on my IB physics HL IA which is about finding the time constant of capacitors. I am thinking of fully charging a capacitor and then discharging while measuring how voltage and current changes with time. Is finding time constant of only one capacitor enough or should I use different capacitors to investigate relationship between time constant and capacitance of a capacitor, for example? Do you have any suggestions on how I can improve this ia, or is it sufficient to get a good grade for HL physics? Any help would be really appreciated since I have a limited couple of days to use lab in quarantine conditions.

[@studysinead7804]

Just one would not be enough for a high achieving IA. It’s important you find a relation so changing something and seeing how the time changes would be great!

[@rubynavaratnam7059]

How did u do the simulation

[@studysinead7804]

I found it online haha.

[@amandavan-tay1506]

Hi, can you please help me modify my topic? How does temperature affect the electrical resistance and conductivity of a copper wire? My teacher said that the topic is too straight forward so I should add something to it so that it looks like a research topic, not a normal lab investigation

[@v.s.dhananjai223]

yep, it's too straight forward as the answer for this research which is already known, instead of electrical resistance and conductivity, you can try on magnetic damping or application of brouillis equation. Happy to Help._w_.

[@nithinalluri684]

Hey!, I'm doing my math IA on similar lines. Can you please help me.

[@regina5187]

could you share the pdf or word doc of your IA? i wanted to print it out and take notes on it if you don't mind.

[@studysinead7804]

It’s on my website. Check it out in the description

[@vikastanwar6222]

I'm also doing my physics IA on the same topic and I have chosen the same simulations. But I am not able to understand why is there a 16 in the equation. I have already read your IA but i still didn't get it. Could you help me on that?

[@aryan4170]

Which equation. Write the time in the video, I might be able to help

[@vikastanwar6222]

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[@aryan4170]

@@vikastanwar6222 I don't know. Her work is quite unclear and there are lots of mistakes in math notation, grammar and punctuation. You should do your own research instead of just following a guide on youtube.

[@freebee007]

May I hv your email to consult you??..

[@studysinead7804]

sure [e-mail]