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[28 marks]
Answer all questions
1. A student pours water into a cylinder and measures the height of the water
at different volumes. Diagram 1 shows the height of the water in the
cylinder at different volumes.
Diagram 1
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(ii) the responding variable (1mark)
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(ii) the fixed variable (1mark)
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(b) Based on the readings of the height of wate, H cm at different volumes, V ml,
record the readings in the table form. [5 marks]
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(c) Plot a graph H against V, based on the tabulated table.[5 marks]
(d) From the graph, state the relatinship between H and V. [1mark]
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(e) Sate 2 precautionary measures which shoul be taken during the experiment.
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(b) Based on the graph, determine the range of the current that obeys the
Ohm’s Law. Show on graph how you determine the range of the current.
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(d) The electric power, P used by the bulb is given by the formula P=I 2m,
where m is the gradient of the graph.
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(ii) Calculate the value of P when current I = 0.2A. [2marks]
(ii) State one precaution that should be taken to improve the results
of this experiment. [1mark]
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Diagram 2
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SECTION B
[12marks]
Answer any one question.
3. Diagram 3 shows a simple method to work out the approximate length (l1)
of an underground telephone cable. The resistance (R1) of a pair of wires
in the cable is measured at one end while that pair of wires are shorted at
the other end. The reading is then compared to the resistance (R2)
measurement carried out in the same manner on a similar cable which
length (l2) is already known. The length of the cable is calculated by using
the equation
l 1 = (R1/R2) x l 2
Diagram 3
(c) Plan an experiment you can do to test your hypothesis. Include the
followings in your experiment.
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4. The Diagram 4 (a) shows an empty lorry that takes 5 s to accelerate from
rest to reach a velocity of 30 ms-1. When the same lorry is loaded and the
driver presses the accelerator with the same amount of force, it takes 8 s
to reach the same velocity. Using this information,
Diagram 4