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Basic
Moderate
Challenging
Difficult
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Basic: Simple, usually one-step or definition-style questions to help you revise the basics.
Moderate: At the level of easier IB exam questions. Slightly more challenging than one-plane problems.
Challenging: Typical, medium-level exam-style questions to help you solidify your knowledge.
Difficult: This is how more challenging IB exam questions look like. If you can solve these with ease, you are in a good shape :)
Black Hole: Extra challenge for those with lightspeed thinking! Very few questions on your exam will be this difficult.
The time it takes for light to cross a helium nucleus is approximately:
D.
Which of the following is a fundamental SI unit?
A.
A cube-shaped container is filled with 1000 litres of water. The density of water 1 g cm^{-3}. The difference in the orders of magnitude of the diameter of a water molecule and the side length of the container is:
C.
Which of the following units is equivalent to W m^{-1}?
C.
The fundamental SI unit combination for volt is:
B.
The best estimate for the order of magnitude of the ratio \frac{electron \: rest \: mass}{neutron \: rest \: mass} is:
A.
Work done per unit volume has the same units as:
D.
An object of mass 0.0250 kg starts accelerating from rest and reaches a speed of 25.82 m s^{-1}. What is the change in the kinetic energy of the object?
C.
The charge of a proton is:
A.
An apple is released from rest near the surface of the Earth. It hits the ground after 2 s. What is the best estimate for the apple’s momentum right before it hits the ground?
A.
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