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skip to content fizzics with mr mackenzie search menu about national 5 calendar [ standard grade revision ] [ int2 revision ] cfe higher cfe advanced higher search total internal reflection june 21, 2018 by mrmackenzie earlier this week, we used semi-circular perspex blocks to investigate total internal reflection. i’ve put together a short video showing total internal reflection in a semicircular block and a perspex model of an optical fibre. total internal reflection from mr mackenzie on vimeo . there are some nice ray diagrams explaining total internal reflection on bbc bitesize . cyberphysics has some examples of how optical fibers are used and the youtube video below shows how they can be used by doctors to see inside a patient’s body. categories national 5 , waves and radiation tags endoscope , optical fiber , total internal reflection leave a comment using linest to obtain a gradient and uncertainty june 15, 2018 by mrmackenzie the period (t) of a simple pendulum can be calculated using where l is the pendulum length and g is the gravitational field strength. using a single value of length and period, we can determine the acceleration due to gravity. however, it would be better experimental practise to vary the length of the pendulum and plot a graph of against length, determining g from the gradient of the line of best fit. you’re going to spend the next few periods analysing your simple pendulum data. the attached pdf will walk you through the steps. it would be better if you used your own results but i’ve put some sample data on the first page if you’ve forgotten to bring yours. if you are using your chromebook, there may be subtle differences from the excel instructions i have provided. let me know if anything doesn’t work and i’ll try to help. note that if you are using your own data, there will be no random uncertainty as measurements were not repeated. ebook download (551) categories ah physics , project tags linest leave a comment nat5 waves & radiation solutions april 18, 2018 by mrmackenzie here are the answers to the waves & radiation questions. ebook download (4214) categories national 5 , podcast , waves and radiation tags revision leave a comment nat5 waves & radiation exam questions april 18, 2018 by mrmackenzie i’ve put together a collection of exam questions from old standard grade and intermediate 2 papers that fit the national 5 curriculum. try these before moving on to past papers and check your answers using the solutions that i will post next. no cheating! 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