WAEC GCE 2023/2024 PHYSICS ELECTRICITY ALTERNATIVE TO PRACTICAL (PREPARATION class)| A1 assured.

[@rejmanx]

i've been struggling with physics graphs and you've helped a lot. thank you

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[@Fatiimahhh]

Thank you sir. This was very helpful. How many questions are we to answer in the alternative to practical?

[@PhysicsWithBen]

You are to answer two questions of your choice out of three questions , and each question carries 25 marks. That is, 50/50 is how your practical is marked. Thanks.

[@Fatiimahhh]

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[@JordanLord-x8p]

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Wao! This is very impactful sir. keep it up sir.

[@PhysicsWithBen]

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[@RuthAnwulika]

plz Sir, can u explain more on how a graph should start from d origin???

[@PhysicsWithBen]

@RuthAnwulika, I have a lot of videos on graph plotting on this channel , you could watch them all to get more clarification. Thanks very much.

[@RuthAnwulika]

@PhysicsWithBen ok, thank u sir

[@michaeloginni9770]

Great video sir more grace sir

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[@gratitudeolanibi2020]

Thanks man Appreciate the content

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[@AnsumanaSellu]

thank you sir

[@aborisadeelizabeth3815]

Pls can you explain how the coefficient of the inverse change when looking for k

[@bunmisimeon]

Why is the line of the graph like that

[@mosesweah1310]

Thank you ever so much 👍

[@NosariemenRejoice-fv8bk]

Good day sir, must the line pass through the origin?

[@PhysicsWithBen]

It is your plotted point that shows where your line will pass. When your line touches at least three points, then draw it. If it passes through the origin fine, if it does not, don't force it to. Thanks.

[@Dylanbangura]

Topics on physics to cover for the waec examination

[@JulietOdili-o7c]

Sir you said in two decimal places yr i3 is in one decimal place

[@PhysicsWithBen]

That should be an overview sight from my end. These little errors occurs even in a physical class. They can't be noticed excepts if the teacher sees it or a students who is very attentive and observant sees it. Thanks.

[@PhysicsWithBen]

That should be an overview sight from my end. These little errors occurs even in a physical class. They can't be noticed excepts if the teacher sees it or a students who is very attentive and observant sees it. Thanks.

[@AnsumanaSellu]

I'm interested for this book

[@Rip_Sibi]

Sir do u have 2014 of this electricity NOV/DEC GCE thank you

[@divineidika9620]

4 cm = 2 units is the same thing as 2 cm = 1 unit

[@PhysicsWithBen]

@Divine Idika you are very correct.

[@ibukunayeni7592]

No zero at the back of 0.7😢

[@Dan4christ]

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[@rejmanx]

are you sure this is the type of question that will appear in the gce

[@PhysicsWithBen]

Not exactly sir. But the pattern for all Alternative to Practical will always be like this. Just try to replicate what you have learnt in this video to thoroughly run similar alternative to Practical. I hope this answers your ❓

[@kennyadewuyi845]

Please sir can you help me get the textbook Or help me on how to get it

[@PhysicsWithBen]

@Kenny Adewuyi , you can get it in any book shop. Thanks 🙏.

[@ifeanyiokeke3143]

Why did you multiply that 17.5 by 0.01 na 😢

[@AkindeAderibigbe]

Asin 😢😢😢

[@GoodluckAkpotuzor]

Show me ways boss

[@PhysicsWithBen]

Good day, I don't understand.Which way do you want be to show you? I am always eager to show people the good way. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks. Much love ❤️.

[@catherineokojie]

Pls what is the meaning of i

[@PhysicsWithBen]

i, means numbers like Ti >T1, T2, T3...number of times to perform the experiment.