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    Atp Notes o Level

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    The document describes two figures - Figure 12.3 shows a glass ornament empty and full of beads, while Figure 12.4 shows two wooden blocks on a tilting board. It asks the reader to state which item in each figure is more stable and why. For Figure 12.3, the ornament full of beads would be more stable due to the beads lowering its center of mass. For Figure 12.4, the block closer to the hinge of the tilting board would fall over first as it has a greater moment force applied to it.

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    The document describes two figures - Figure 12.3 shows a glass ornament empty and full of beads, while Figure 12.4 shows two wooden blocks on a tilting board. It asks the reader to state which item in each figure is more stable and why. For Figure 12.3, the ornament full of beads would be more stable due to the beads lowering its center of mass. For Figure 12.4, the block closer to the hinge of the tilting board would fall over first as it has a greater moment force applied to it.

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    The document describes two figures - Figure 12.3 shows a glass ornament empty and full of beads, while Figure 12.4 shows two wooden blocks on a tilting board. It asks the reader to state which item in each figure is more stable and why. For Figure 12.3, the ornament full of beads would be more stable due to the beads lowering its center of mass. For Figure 12.4, the block closer to the hinge of the tilting board would fall over first as it has a greater moment force applied to it.

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    The document describes two figures - Figure 12.3 shows a glass ornament empty and full of beads, while Figure 12.4 shows two wooden blocks on a tilting board. It asks the reader to state which item in each figure is more stable and why. For Figure 12.3, the ornament full of beads would be more stable due to the beads lowering its center of mass. For Figure 12.4, the block closer to the hinge of the tilting board would fall over first as it has a greater moment force applied to it.

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    1. Fig. 12.3a shows a glass ornament standing on a shelf. Fig. 12.

    3b shows an identical
    ornament filled with coloured glass beads.

    State which ornament is more stable, and why.


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    (c) Fig. 12.4 shows two wooden blocks standing on a hinged board with a rough surface.

    The board is slowly tilted. The blocks do not slip. State which block falls over first, and
    explain why.
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    1. Fig. 12.3a shows a glass ornament standing on a shelf. Fig. 12.3b shows an identical
    ornament filled with coloured glass beads.

    State which ornament is more stable, and why.


    ..........................................................................................................................................
    ......................................................................................................................................[2]
    (c) Fig. 12.4 shows two wooden blocks standing on a hinged board with a rough surface.

    The board is slowly tilted. The blocks do not slip. State which block falls over first, and
    explain why.

    ..........................................................................................................................................
    ......................................................................................................................................[2]

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