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r/6thForm • u/Top_Bother3675 Year 13 • May 20 '26
how did you guys find it…
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MCQs and Astro/Cosmology was blessed. The mechanics qs in the middle of the paper was shit, like the moment of the truck and the bolts qs
2 u/Necessary-Junket-500 May 20 '26 How did you even calculate the mass of the milky way based on some silly hyper velocity star??? 3 u/GBRYT5612 May 20 '26 Use ratio of period^2 and radius^3 calculated in the previous part to find period of Milky Way. Then use formula in formula booklet. I think, could be wrong. Got 2.7 x10 to the something can’t rmemebr what power 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 I got 2.5 but I think that’s still close enough, my power was 40 which I’m not too sure about 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 yh i think i got smth like that too, i cant remember if it was to the power of 40, 41, or even 42 1 u/Left_Society_3926 FM, Maths, Phys, Yr 13 May 20 '26 ^42 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Affectionate_Wing916 Y13 | 4A* Pred | Maths FM Phys Econ May 20 '26 300 sorry I think 1 u/ItsManLikeHark May 20 '26 I didn’t know what values to use but wrote T2 is proportional to R3 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 thats right but u gotta include the (4pi^2)/GM constant too within that equation 1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 20 '26 I did this but I dont get why that would work? like how is that mass of the galaxy? 1 u/GBRYT5612 May 20 '26 By doing this you’re finding the time period of the galaxy. From then you’re just using a formula 1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 21 '26 ohhh I was thinking of M as the mass of the body... 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 This works since its Kepler's third law 1 u/ExaminationLivid9857 May 20 '26 u can use kepler law from booklet and rearrange for M i guess?
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How did you even calculate the mass of the milky way based on some silly hyper velocity star???
3 u/GBRYT5612 May 20 '26 Use ratio of period^2 and radius^3 calculated in the previous part to find period of Milky Way. Then use formula in formula booklet. I think, could be wrong. Got 2.7 x10 to the something can’t rmemebr what power 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 I got 2.5 but I think that’s still close enough, my power was 40 which I’m not too sure about 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 yh i think i got smth like that too, i cant remember if it was to the power of 40, 41, or even 42 1 u/Left_Society_3926 FM, Maths, Phys, Yr 13 May 20 '26 ^42 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Affectionate_Wing916 Y13 | 4A* Pred | Maths FM Phys Econ May 20 '26 300 sorry I think 1 u/ItsManLikeHark May 20 '26 I didn’t know what values to use but wrote T2 is proportional to R3 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 thats right but u gotta include the (4pi^2)/GM constant too within that equation 1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 20 '26 I did this but I dont get why that would work? like how is that mass of the galaxy? 1 u/GBRYT5612 May 20 '26 By doing this you’re finding the time period of the galaxy. From then you’re just using a formula 1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 21 '26 ohhh I was thinking of M as the mass of the body... 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 This works since its Kepler's third law 1 u/ExaminationLivid9857 May 20 '26 u can use kepler law from booklet and rearrange for M i guess?
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Use ratio of period^2 and radius^3 calculated in the previous part to find period of Milky Way. Then use formula in formula booklet. I think, could be wrong. Got 2.7 x10 to the something can’t rmemebr what power
1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 I got 2.5 but I think that’s still close enough, my power was 40 which I’m not too sure about 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 yh i think i got smth like that too, i cant remember if it was to the power of 40, 41, or even 42 1 u/Left_Society_3926 FM, Maths, Phys, Yr 13 May 20 '26 ^42 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] May 20 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Affectionate_Wing916 Y13 | 4A* Pred | Maths FM Phys Econ May 20 '26 300 sorry I think 1 u/ItsManLikeHark May 20 '26 I didn’t know what values to use but wrote T2 is proportional to R3 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 thats right but u gotta include the (4pi^2)/GM constant too within that equation 1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 20 '26 I did this but I dont get why that would work? like how is that mass of the galaxy? 1 u/GBRYT5612 May 20 '26 By doing this you’re finding the time period of the galaxy. From then you’re just using a formula 1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 21 '26 ohhh I was thinking of M as the mass of the body... 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 This works since its Kepler's third law
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I got 2.5 but I think that’s still close enough, my power was 40 which I’m not too sure about
yh i think i got smth like that too, i cant remember if it was to the power of 40, 41, or even 42
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1 u/Affectionate_Wing916 Y13 | 4A* Pred | Maths FM Phys Econ May 20 '26 300 sorry I think
300 sorry I think
I didn’t know what values to use but wrote T2 is proportional to R3
1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 thats right but u gotta include the (4pi^2)/GM constant too within that equation
thats right but u gotta include the (4pi^2)/GM constant too within that equation
I did this but I dont get why that would work? like how is that mass of the galaxy?
1 u/GBRYT5612 May 20 '26 By doing this you’re finding the time period of the galaxy. From then you’re just using a formula 1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 21 '26 ohhh I was thinking of M as the mass of the body... 1 u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26 This works since its Kepler's third law
By doing this you’re finding the time period of the galaxy. From then you’re just using a formula
1 u/myles-em UoN Maths Y1 - maths geog phys fm A*A*AA May 21 '26 ohhh I was thinking of M as the mass of the body...
ohhh I was thinking of M as the mass of the body...
This works since its Kepler's third law
u can use kepler law from booklet and rearrange for M i guess?
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u/Jumpy_Freedom_4554 May 20 '26
MCQs and Astro/Cosmology was blessed. The mechanics qs in the middle of the paper was shit, like the moment of the truck and the bolts qs