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Explain why an aircraft is earthed before refuelling 2

Current must discharge (flow to the earth) first otherwise the bonding cable becomes unsafe as it becomes charged

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Why is a metal object that is being spray painted need to be insulated from the earth? 1

To ensure it remains charged and doesn’t discharge

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What are the two steps you should take to fully understand the question and what is required of you? 2

Read the command word carefully. Check the marks

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A circuit breaker has a rating of 16A. Suggest a reason why the heater may switch off before it reaches its normal operating current. 1

Fuse might be rated less

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What property of a wave determines the pitch of the sound? 1

frequency

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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of generating electricity using solar power and geothermal resources. 4

Advantages solar:

  • renewable

  • doesn’t release CO2 or SO2

Disadvantages solar:

  • only works in sunny weather

Advantages geothermal:

  • renewable

  • no noise

  • only requires a small amount of space

Disadvantages geothermal:

  • can only be used in areas with geothermal rocks

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A student stretches a rubber band. State the source of the energy transferred to the rubber band. 1

chemical store of the student’s hand

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Explain how the graph shows that the rubber band does not obey Hooke’s law. 1

The extension is not directly proportional to the force applied because the gradient of the line is not straight

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A current of 12A flows for 20 minutes in to an electric cooker. How much charge has the cooker used? 3

Q=It

Q=12×1200 —> 20 mins = 20×60=1200

=144000C

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A student wants to investigate how the current through a filament lamp affects its resistance. Describe how the student could use her circuit (battery,variable resistor,lamp,voltmeter,ammeter) to investigate how the current through the lamp affects its resistance. 4

  • Ammeter used to measure current

  • voltmeter used to measure potential difference

  • resistance of variable resistor altered to change current in circuit or change potential difference across the lamp

  • resistance of lamp calculated for a large range of different currents that would allow a valid conclusion about the relationship to be made

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people working with computer chips wear a bracelet with an earth wire. Name one suitable material that the bracelet could be made from with a reason. 3

  • copper

  • it is a metal so allows charge to flow because it is an electrical conductor

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Enceladus has a similar orbital period to that of Deimos but its orbital speed is about 10 times larger. Explain how this is possible. 2

  • The orbital radius of Enceladus is different to the orbital radius of Deimos

  • Orbital radius of Enceladus is larger

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Explain how cosmic microwave background radiation and red shift supports the Big Bang Theory. 5

  • The further away a galaxy is, the greater the red shift

  • The further a galaxy is the faster it is travelling away from us

  • Distance and speed are directly proportional

  • CMBR is present in all directions and parts of the galaxy implying that all parts of the universe were in contact a long time ago

  • Wavelength of electromagnetic waves has increased implying that the universe was hotter a long time ago

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explain how the diagram shows that the speed of the comet changes as it moves along its orbit. 3

  • The diagram shows that the distance between the comets each week changes

  • The time interval between observations is the same

  • Because speed=distance/time, if the distance changes and the time stays the same then the speed also changes.

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Suggest why the speed of the comet changes

  • conservation of energy - As the comet loses gravitational potential energy (due to the sun’s gravitational force) it must gain kinetic energy

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Explain why the gravitational field strength 11km above Mars was different to the surface of Earth. 2

  • Mars has a smaller mass so has a smaller gravitational field strength

  • Gravitational field strength changes with the distance from the object so 11km away would be different to on the surface

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List the stages before a protostar. 3

  • Cold cloud of dust and gas particles are attracted together due to the force of gravity

  • A nebula is formed

  • The temperature of the cloud increases

  • The nebula collapses and forms a protostar

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Evaluate how the thinking distance and the braking distance vary for different values of initial speed. 5

  • They both have increasing distances as the initial speed increases

  • Braking distance increases by a greater amount than thinking distance for the same initial speed

  • Thinking distance had a linear gradient but braking distance had a non-linear gradient

  • Thinking distance is directly proportional to initial speed

  • Braking distance is proportional to initial speed squared

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Explain how evaporation cools water. 3

  • The temperature of the water is proportional to the average kinetic energy of the particles

  • Highest energy particles escape as gas particles

  • The average energy of the particles left in the liquid has decreased because the high energy particles are always leaving

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The resistance of the filament lamp changes as the voltage is increased. Explain these changes in resistance. 3

  • the lamp heats up

  • The ions in the lamp gain kinetic energy which caused more chance of electron collisions

  • Therefore the resistance increases

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Suggest what can be deduced about the orbit of the moon as it oscillates over the month. 3

  • The distance form the earth to the moon is not constant

  • It is a cyclical relationship repeating each month

  • Therefore the orbit of the moon is not circular

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The orbit of the moon increases every year. What information does this give about the orbit of the moon? 2

  • The orbital radius of the moon is increasing in all directions

  • The moon is getting further away from the earth

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an ice cube has a mass of 3.7g and the area in contact with the ground is 2.6 × 10^-4 m2. Calculate the pressure the ice exerts on the ground. 4

P = F/A

—- > 3.7g = 0.0037kg —- > F = mg —> F = 0.0037×10 = 0.037N

P = 0.037 / 2.6×10^-4

= 142Pa

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The ice melts faster with a larger cross sectional area. Explain how the pressure changes when it melts. 3

  • The area increases

  • Weight is unchanged

  • because pressure = force/area so the pressure would decrease

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Explain the changes that occur when a solid melts

  • Arrangement - Regular,fixed pattern to irregular pattern

  • Movement - vibrating around a fixed point to sliding past eachother

  • Bonds - Forces/bonds weaken

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Explain the effect of driver tiredness on the thinking distance and on the braking distance of the car. 4

  • Thinking distance:

    • Increases

    • The driver would have increased reaction times to apply the brakes once the hazard is seen

  • Braking distance:

    • No effect

    • Has no effect on braking time of braking force