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[spankey]

Hay they,

I am currently on my Master Divers, and I am looking for some sample questions/exam papers so that I can get a feel for the way the questions are asked and to practice ALL the calculations.

Please help,

Thanks a mil
Jason

 

[jbd]

Spankey,

Posting specific questions or phrasing would be in violation of test proctoring. What I feel confident in saying is that there are several questions on that test that require that you fully understand the material otherwise you will be making nothing more than guesses.

 

[cerich]

numbers you will want to know

33fsw
34ffw
14.7psi
64
62.4

 

[SparticleBrane]

I already know those numbers...does that make me a master diver?

 

[RV]

Hay they,

I am currently on my Master Divers, and I am looking for some sample questions/exam papers so that I can get a feel for the way the questions are asked and to practice ALL the calculations.

Please help,

Thanks a mil
Jason

the answers are a, b, c, c, c, c, c, a, c, b, b, b, b ,b and E all of the above ..... jk

 

[jbd]

I already know those numbers...does that make me a master diver?

Those are the OW numbers

 

[SparticleBrane]

Oh, well I also know 42. :mooner:

 

[ffestpirate]

the answers are a, b, c, c, c, c, c, a, c, b, b, b, b ,b and E all of the above ..... jk

:lol:

 

[TxHockeyGuy]

Oh, well I also know 42. :mooner:

I wonder how many people will get that reference.

 

[ClayJar]

I wonder how many people will get that reference.

None...

...but the dolphins are chuckling.

Just finished my NAUI MSD, and if you just pay attention to the "you should learn this" sections, you shouldn't have a problem. That, and know Dalton's Law (partial pressure of $gas = total pressure * fraction of $gas) back-to-front, plus the generalized gas law (P1 * V1 / T1 = P2 * V2 / T2). Other than that, remember to use absolute pressure and absolute temperature.

That should about do it for the physics, and the rest of it was just from the highlighted bits... Of course, I may not be a good person to ask, as I only had problems with two of the one hundred questions on the test my instructor gave me. (The rest of the questions were fine, but those two were incorrectly stated and as such had no correct answer. I pointed this out to the instructor, who agreed with my rephrasing of both questions and approved my answers to the altered questions.)