1. Chapter 1 Form 4 (Introduction to Physics) Subtopic: Measurement (a) Definition of accuracy, consistency/precision and sensitivity (b) Compare the sensitivity among meter ruler, vernier caliper and micrometer screw gauge (a) How to take reading on ammeter? Actual reading = Final reading zero error (b) Sensitivity of ammeter (based on diagram) (c) Why put mirror in front of reading scale of ammeter? OR (a) How to take reading on micrometer screw gauge? Actual reading = Final reading zero error (b) Part of micrometer screw gauge and its function OR (a) How to take reading on vernier caliper? Actual reading = Final reading zero error (b) Part of vernier caliper and its function 2. Chapter 2 Form 4 (Force and Motion) Subtopic: Force In Equilibrium (a) Definition equilibrium of force (b) Draw triangle of force (based on diagram) if an object in equilibrium of forces, and label the force for the triangle OR (c) Label the force acting on the object which is in equilibrium of force (label kat diagram yg diberi) (d) Calculate tension (for string) if an object is hangs to the ceiling or wall (note W = mg) Use T sin = W OR 2T sin = W
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SPM PHYSICS 2014 3. Chapter 2 Form 4 (Force and Motion) Subtopic: Elasticity (a) Definition of elasticity / spring constant / Hookes Law (b) Factors affect the elasticity of spring (c) Calculation of problem solving related to the Hookes Law i-
F = kx
ii- Elastic potential energy, E = 1*F*x
2
W = kx (note W = mg) OR
E = 1*k*x2 2
iii- From graph F versus x; Spring constant, k = gradient of graph
Elastic potential energy = Area under graph 4. Chapter 3 Form 4 (Force and Pressure) Subtopic: Pressure, Pressure in Liquid, Pressure of gas (a) Definition and concept of pressure / pressure in liquid / pressure of gas i- Explanation of pressure of gas according to Kinetic Theory of Matter (b) Calculation of problem solving related to pressure (if area is given in unit cm2, convert into m2) 2 cm ---------------------------------------> m2 divide by 10, 000 (c) Factors affecting pressure in liquid / atmospheric pressure (d) Application of pressure in liquid / pressure of gas (e) Measuring devices used to measure pressure of gas (f) Calculation of pressure of gas using manometer 5. Chapter 3 Form 4 (Force and Pressure) Subtopic: Pascals principle, Archimedes principle (a) Definition of Pascals principle / Archimedes principle (b) Calculation problem solving related to the Pascals principle / Archimedes principle (c) Application of Pascals principle: i Hydraulic jack ii- Hydraulic brake (d) Application of Archimedes principle: i- Submarine ii- Hydrometer iii- Hot air balloon iv- Plimsol line 6. Chapter 5 Form 4 (Light) 2 | Page
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SPM PHYSICS 2014 Subtopic: Refraction of Light, (a) Definition of refraction of light/ Snells Law (b) Concept of light ray travel during refraction of light either move closer towards normal line or move away from normal line i = incidence angle (b) Calculation of problem solving related to Snells Law r = refracted angle n = sin i / sin r D = real depth n=D/d d = apparent depth (c) Ray diagram of convex mirror (e.g: torch light) 7. Chapter 1 Form 5 (Wave) Subtopic: Interference, Sound Wave (a) Definition and concept of interference i- Type of interference ii- Definition of principle of superposition ii- Definition of coherent sources iv Definition of monochromatic light (interference of light) (b) Calculation of problem solving related to interference (sound or light), = ax / D (c) Factors affecting the distance between two consecutive node/antinodes, x (d) Characteristics of sound wave (e) Application of sound wave (e.g: SONAR / ultrasound scanner) (f) Relationship between loudness and amplitude, also frequency and pitch 8. Chapter 2 Form 5 (Electricity) Subtopic: Electric current and Charge, Ohms Law, Series and Parallel circuit (a) Definition of electric current,/potential difference / Ohms Law i- Concept of electric field and Van Der Graff generator ii- Calculation of problem solving related to electric current and Ohms Law, I=Q/t Q=Nx e V = IR iii- Difference between ohmic and non ohmic conductor iv- Definition of monochromatic light (interference of light) (b) Concept of series and parallel circuit i- Advantages using parallel circuit (b) Calculation of problem solving related to series, parallel and (combination series and parallel) circuit
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SPM PHYSICS 2014 9. Chapter 3 Form 5 (Electromagnetism) Subtopic: Electromagnetic Induction, Transformer (a) Definition of electromagnetic induction / Faradays Law / Lenzs Law i- Must know how to answer the question regarding to Flemings Right Hand Rule ii- Direction of induced current inside solenoid when magnet bar approaches / moves away from it (Lenzs Law) iii Factors affecting the magnitude of induced current (Faradays Law) (b) Concept of transformer i- Type of transformer ii - How to increase efficiency of transformers iii- Calculation of problem solving related to the transformer 11. Chapter 4 Form 5 (Electronics) Subtopic: Semiconductor diode,Transistors, Logic Gate (a) Definition of doping /semiconductor / diode i- Difference between n-type and p-type semiconductor ii- Forward bias and reverse bias connection of diode iii- Half-wave and full-wave rectification of diode (explain and draw circuit, also sketch graph output on CRO display) (b) Concept of transistors i- Type of transistor ii Function of transistor iii- Application of transistors (street lamp/fire alarm system) iii- Calculation of problem solving related to the (b) (iii) VB (Base voltage) = R2 x Vbattery R1 + R2 12. Chapter 5 Form 5 (Radioactivity) Subtopic: Radioactive Decay, Usage of Radioisotopes (a) Definition of radioactive decay / half-life / radioisotopes i- Characteristics of alpha, beta and gamma radiation ii- Radioactive detectors iii- Concept of alpha, beta and gamma decay iv- Concept of half-life v- Calculation of problem solving related to the half life (kekdg bg graph) (b) Explain how radioisotopes useful in i- industry [physical state: solid, half-life: long, radiation: beta/gamma] [physical state: solid, half-life: long, radiation: alpha (to capture smoke for fire alarm system] ii- medicine [physical state: liquid, half-life: short, radiation: beta] (if it is inserted into bloodstream)
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SPM PHYSICS 2014 [physical state: solid, half-life: long, radiation: gamma] (if it is used in radiotherapy) PAPER 3 Soalan Eksperimen (Section B) Form 4: [Chapter 4] 1. Refraction of Light: (a) sin r vs sin i (b) D vs d [Chapter 2] 2. Acceleration vs Force Form 5: [Chapter 2]: Ohms Law [Chapter 3]: Induced Current vs Strength of Magnet