9702 June 2012 Paper 22 Worked Solutions | A-Level Physics
Question 1
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Question 2
A ball is thrown vertically down towards the ground and rebounds as illustrated in Fig. 2.1.
Question 3
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Question 4
(a)
Pd across XY:
Total resistance in circuit = 8 + 12
= 20kΩ
Current = 12 / (20x103) or potential divider formula
p.d = [12/(20x103)] x
12x103 = 7.2V
(b)
Resistance LDR = 4.0kΩ. Current in
ammeter:
Parallel resistance (across XY) = [(1/4)
+ (1/12)]-1 = 3kΩ
Total resistance in circuit = 3 + 8
= 113kΩ
Current = 12 / (11x103) =
1.09x10-3A or 1.1x10-3A
(c)
Intensity of light on LDR increased.
(i)
Change to ammeter reading:
The resistance of the LDR decreases.
So, the total resistance (of the circuit) is less. Hence, current increases.
(ii)
Change to p.d across XY:
The resistance across XY is now
less. So, there is less proportion of the 12V across
XY. Hence, p.d. is less.
Question 5
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Question 6
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Question 7
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could you explain 3(B2) in detail please.It would be really appreciated! ^_^ in desperate need of help
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DeleteIn question 5(c), why must the line pass through 1.5 on the y axis? i get that it has to pass through 0.25 on the x axis but how did you find that it has to pass through 1.5 on the y axis?
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Deletethank you :)
Deletecan you also upload the diagram for question 6(b)?
can you please draw question 6(b)?
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DeleteHi, I am just wondering if the uncertainty is 0.09 x 10^-3,shouldnt the actual measurement be multiples of the uncertainty? or follow the decimal place of uncertainty?Confused about this part...I would really appreciate if you can answer me in time.Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteIf you are referring to a specific question, give me the reference of the question. It's difficult to explain otherwise.
DeletePlease tell me the difference between 9702 June 2012 Paper 22 Q 1c and 9702 October 14 P23 Q2b),your help is much appreciated ^^
DeleteThe explanation has been updated. See if it helps.
DeleteCan you please solve 0ctober November 2001 Paper 2 Question 7?
ReplyDeleteAnyways great blog. Keep up the good work!
Check solution 1093 at
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these have been extremely helpful,by any chance do you have one for chemistry papers 9701?
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but it requires too time work/time. if anyone's willing to contribute it would help
Dear Admin, thanks for sharing the workings. Referring to Question 2(b), the velocity vs. time plot, shouldn't the graph start at v = -8.4 m/s at t = 0 s instead, since the velocity is downward (negative)? Also, shouldn't the gradient of the graph be -9.8 m/s^2, since the gravitational acceleration is downward? Looking forward your kind advice. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteit depends. if we take the downward direction as positive, then the graph is as above.
DeleteThank you for the advice!
DeleteHOW DID YOU FIND THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT IN QUESTION 2?
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