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Example of calculation:
use of v = f (1)
= 6 10-4 m (1)
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Number
10 (a)
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10 (b)
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Number
11 (a)
11 (b)
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Additional Guidance
Mark
Example of calculation:
mass of liquid displaced
= 1300 kg m-3 6.5 10-8 m3
mass of liquid displaced = 8.45 10-5 kg
upthrust = 8.45 10-5 kg 9.81 m s-1
Example of calculation:
viscous force = W - U
= 4.8 10 3 N - 8.3 10-4 N = 3.97 10-3 N
= 3.97 10-3 N / (6 3.14 4.6 10-3 m s-1
2.5 10-3)
= 18 kg m-1 s-1
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Number
12 (a)
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12 (b)
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An explanation that makes reference to:
light reaches the wall from each part of the slit with differing phase
relationships (1) OR light reaches the wall from each part of the
slit with differing path lengths (1)
when the waves meet superposition takes place and if the waves
are in antiphase it results in destructive interference so a dark spot
is seen (1) OR when the waves meet superposition takes place and
if the waves are in phase it results in constructive interference so a
bright(er) region is seen (1)
so green light diffracts less than red light or red light diffracts more
than green light (1)
Additional Guidance
Mark
3
Accept a diagram clearly to the same scale and showing
a narrowed pattern.
MP2 and MP3 may be awarded if reference is made to
frequency difference rather than wavelength.
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Number
12 (c)
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Additional Guidance
(1)
Mark
Example of calculation:
= tan-1 (0.23 m/1.5 m) = 8.7
d = 10-3/300 = 3.3 10-6 m
= 3.3 10-6 m sin 8.7
= 5.1 10-7 m
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Number
13 (a)(i)
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use of n1 sin
= n2sin 2 (1)
Additional Guidance
1 tolerance
Allow ecf for candidates value
Example of calculation:
1 sin 53 = 1.5 sin
2 = 32
13 (a)(ii)
Mark
3
1
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Number
13 (b)*
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This question assesses a students ability to show a coherent and
logically structured answer with linkages and fully-sustained reasoning.
Marks are awarded for indicative content and for how the answer is
structured and shows lines of reasoning.
The following table shows how the marks should be awarded for
indicative content.
Number of indicative
marking points seen in
answer
6
5-4
3-2
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Number
13 (b)*
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Additional Guidance
Mark
The following table shows how the marks should be awarded for
structure and lines of reasoning.
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Number of marks
awarded for structure of
answer and sustained
line of reasoning
Answer shows a coherent
and logical structure with
linkages and fully
sustained lines of
reasoning demonstrated
throughout
Answer is partially
structured with some
linkages and lines of
reasoning
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Number
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13 (b)*
Indicative content
Continued
Additional Guidance
Mark
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Number
14 (a)
14 (b)
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use of E = hf (1)
Additional Guidance
Mark
Example of calculation:
difference in energy levels = 0.55 eV (0.85 eV) =
0.3 eV
= 0.3 V 1.6 10-19 C = 4.8 10-20 J
f = 4.8 10-20 J 6.63 10-34 Js
= 7.2 1013 Hz
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Number
15 (a)(i)
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An explanation that makes reference to:
Additional Guidance
Mark
EITHER
holding the lens steady in your hand would be difficult and would
make the distance measurement inaccurate (1)
OR
holding the ruler steady parallel to the principal axis would be difficult
and make the distance measurement inaccurate (1)
OR
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15 (a)(ii)
15 (b)
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Additional Guidance
Mark
Example of calculation:
P = 1/f power lid = 1/0.12 = 8.3 D
power optional = 1/0.175 = 5.7 D
power combined = 1/0.07 = 14 D
8.3 + 5.7 = 14 D
Example of calculation
1/v = 1/7.0 1/5.0
v = 17.5 cm
M = 17.5 / 5.0 = 3.5
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Number
16 (a)
16 (b)(i)
Acceptable Answers
Additional Guidance
for some parts of the beam the phase difference could be 180/in
antiphase (1)
state or use of
r = 28.6
= V + Ir (1)
(1)
3
Example of calculation:
4.1 V = 3.7 V + 0.014 A r
r = 28.6
16 (b)(ii)
Mark
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Number
17 (a)
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17 (b)
17 (c)
17 (d)
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Additional Guidance
use of ke =
v = 70 m s-1 (1)
mv2 (1)
Mark
3
Do not award first mark for use of E=1/2Fx
3
Example of calculation:
0.97 J = mv2
= 0.0004 kg v2
v = 70 m s-1
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