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You MlJST write your
1.
(a)
ALL questions.
lIJISWer'S
Table 1 shows the data collected in a terminal velocity experiment- A small lead sphere
of mass m a.td radius r was timed as it fell through glycerine contained in a long tube at
30C.
Thb!e 1
Time, tis
I
(i)
(ii)
On the grid on
0.4
2.53
0.8
3.51
1.2
3.89
1.6
4.03
2.0
.4.09
2.4
4.11
2.8
4.12
3.0
4.12
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[5 marks]
Explain the shape of the graph and use it to identify the terminal velocity.
the sphere.
V,. of
[2marksJ
(ill)
s andt=O.7 s.
[2 marks]
(b)
61Ckr
where k is a temperature-de~ndent
the fluid.
(i)
13 marks]
(ii)
Given that m = 5
.g1ycer1....D.eat 30 C.
[2 marks]
(ill)
&plain how the terminal velocity will be affected ifa sphere of the same mass but
[lmark]
Thtal15 marks
2.
(a)
[2 marks]
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Figure 1
1
~w~
By vaiying the setting QIl the signal generator a standing wave with 3 anti-nodes
may be set up on the string. In the spacebclow draw a diagram tp show how the
string would look when this standing wave is set up. (Note: Then: is no need to
draw the vibrator or pulley.)
" (i)
or
?==,,>.,.
<.r>:
'"
~:::;.
[1 mark]
\.
'--/
... Calculate the wavelength of the wave you have drawn.
/
_/
(ii)
....,.7k:::
")~
l~"'\...
L.
"37'~
J, &''i...J.
'<-
"A..
[liDBrk
(ill)
Write an equation for the wavelength when the string has n anti-nodes and use this
to show that the relationship between the frequency of the vibrator an4"~ number
_.'
or ann-nones
lS
= ZL
;:z..-'<
-,'"
,.
c~.'
'1.. "
where v is the wave velocity and L (= 2.76 m) is the length of the string.
(c)
The data in the Table 2 were collected using the apparatus in Figure 1 on page 7. By
means of plotting a suitable graph on page 8, find the velocity of the waves on the string .
. [5marksJ
'Iab1e2
f/H.%
"8.6
No. of"anti:nodes,. D
16
2
25
35
42
S2
~2
69
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Catcylaticm~
[3marks]
3.
(a)
Liquid in glass
thermometer
Thermocouple
Constant volume
gas thermometer
[ 6JDBI"ksj
Co}
'!be following
arrangemenr
apparatus is available:
to determine
large beaker. electric heater. ice, distilled water. liquid, ruler and a stirrer.
Figure 2
The belling PCi..'4 t, of the liq-Jid
Oil
(i)
e;. h
U"!.'l
column
How would you ensure that the volume of gas in the bulb is held constant?
{I mark]
(ii)
(c)
a)
b)
c)
d)
= 5.0cm
hUil}
20.0=
hr = 16.8cm
(1)
Using the above results,. determine the boiling point of the liquid.
(!i)
!he ~
point.
S-2
[3 marks]
SECl'IONB
Att..empt ALL questions,
You MUST write your answers
4.
(a)
A body of mass,
(i)
(ii)
m, is
In the answer
booklet provided.
r, with
constant speed v.
("ill)
(b)
WOIk
Figure 3 shows a pendulum with string of length 0.5 m-and mass 1 kg being whirled at
constant speed in a horizontal circle. The mass is 1.5 m above the ground.
~
~m
r=
>
"::::elkg
------
Figure 3
(i) - Draw the free body diagram showing the forces acting on the mass.
(U)
(c)
Calcnlate
a)
b)
[6 marks)
5.
(a)
Figure 4
(i)
Discuss with the aid of suitable diagrams the role of diffraction and interference
of waves in the production of this spectrum.
an
E.~pla!nwhy Beam .~ in Figure 4 must be the blue light and also id-~ntifi the
co10<:.'"5 of the Beams B and C.
(iii)
Why does the central beam (labelled 0) contain a mixture uf all three colours?
{8marks]
(b)
Pressure I
2pl
r---------r-jz
p!
c,..
..
---+,.~ ~1 .3
t ~t
y
2V
Volume
Figure 6
Vi
= 0.0225 ~ and
Tj = 273
K and at state 3,
Calculate
(i)
(ii)
the temperature
(ill)
(iv)
1 ~ 2 and 2 ~ 3
Total 15 marks
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