<p>Potential difference across the two resistors = 3V
The two planes = Northwest
Specific heat of some substance (2000 J/kg*C)
Reason for the temperature being closer to 20 (water has a higher specific heat)
Galileo = It was D (Can't remember the choice)
Magnetic questions at the beginning; I think the first one was C (moving parallel to the field lines), and the next one was D (Right hand rule gave down, was an electron so it was up)
Capacitor question, electric field was V/d</p>
<p>Can anyone remember anymore of the I, II, and III questions?</p>
<p>Well it should've worked as long as you made sure you were dealing with three parallel axes. I think on that question, or particle was moving to the right, and the field was out of the page, so if it had been a proton it wouldn't went towards the bottom in the plane of the page; the question asked about an electron, so it was up.</p>
<p>Do you remember any more questions? Like the I, II, or III's? That's like three easy questions I've screwed up (Maybe more). Fractal thing, radiation/convection and that optics Q. On the last question, do you get E? and on the object moving distance d, work done by the force = I and III only? (Kinetic energy and whatever III was, but not mgd)</p>
<p>Bohr's model - i put E (all 3...i know two of them is right for sure and the third sounded right)
Fractal - was it brocolli or insect?
What about that one with the particle heading towards a plate, it was positive on the top and negative on the bottom and it could head top/bottom and circular/parabolic - what was the answer</p>