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describe how radio waves are different from sound waves

  • are transfer

  • can travel through a vacuum

  • travel at speed of light

  • have greater frequencies

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describe features of x rays and ultrasound and what happens when they enter the body

  • x rays are electromagnetic waves, very high frequencies, very high energy, short wavelength, similar size to the diameter of an atom, transverse waves, ionising radiation

  • ultrasound, partially reflected when it meets a boundary between 2 different media, travel at different speeds through different media

  • x rays are absorbed by bone, transmitted by tissue and skin

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why better from further

  • the distance from the pivot to the force is greater

  • so a smaller force is required

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purpose of a microphone

  • to convert the pressure variations in sound vaves into various incurrent

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higher speed from higher

  • higher the altitude the less dense the air

  • so the air resistance on the skydiver, was less

  • so the skydiver able to accelerate for longer before reaching terminal velocity

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why air cools faster

  • at night, more radiation is emitted from the earth than absorbed from space

  • cloud reflects radiation towards the earth

  • at a, there is no cloud cover so a larger proportional of radiation ill be emitted into space

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control variable in emission experiment

  • distance between each side of the cube and the infrared detector

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investigating how the speed of a wave on a stretched string depends on the tension in the string

  • add or take away masses from the string

  • adjust frequency using the signal generator, and/or, move the wooden rvdge

  • observe a steady/stationary pattern, measure the wavelgnth

  • calculate the wave speed

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one similarity between the image formed by the convex and concave lens

  • sim, both are diminished

  • diff, concave upright, cover inverted

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describe how the apparatus could be adjusted to show one complete wave without reducing the frequency

  • move the wooden bridge

  • to the right

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field lines through a solenoid

  • fiels lines going in though and out of the solenoid

  • arrow pointing left/out

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possible dangers caused by vehicle having a large deacceleration

  • brakes overheating or lockde

  • causing loss of control, or a skid

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what do new observations suggest is happening to the universe

  • expanding at an ever greater rate

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galaxy moving towards earth

  • wavelength decreases

  • frequency increased

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egg less likely yo bark on foam than concrete

  • increase time taken to stop

  • decreases rate of change in momentum

  • reducing the force

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from radio to gamma

  • frequency increases and wave speed in air stays the same

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how properties of x rays make them suitable for medical imaging of bones

  • pass through soft tissue

  • but absorbed by bone

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emission experiment, void danger

  • complete the investigation standing uop

  • use slightly cooler water

  • don’t touch the hot cube

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explain why using a wider ray oddly give less accurate results

  • it is harder to judge where the centre of a wider ray is

  • causing a larger uncertainty in the measurements

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ho does the size of the image change if the visitor moves further away from the security lens

  • decreases

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hat is meant by momentum is conserved

total momentum before = momentum after

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star bigger than sun

  • fusion produce new elements

  • cloud of gas and dust

  • pulled together by gravity

  • causing increasing temperature to become protostar

  • hydrogen nuclei fuse to form helium nuclei

  • and the star becomes main sequence

  • hydrogen begins to run out

  • helium nuclei fuse to make heavier elements

  • up to iron

  • the star expands, red supergiant

  • star collapses rapidly and explodes, supernova

  • creating elements heavier than iron

  • and distributing them throughout the universe

  • leaving behind a neutron star or a black hole

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why can a transformer be adjusted to have different number of turns on the secondary coil

  • to vary the pd

  • so that you don’t need a different generator for each type of device

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loudspeaker orks

  • current create mf around the coil

  • which interacts with the permanent mf

  • producing a resultant force, causing the coil/cone to move

  • hen the direction of current reveres, direction of force resultant producing a sound wave

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describe how the face on the pedal cases a moment about the rear axle

  • the force on the pedal causes a moment bout th pedal axle

  • which causes a force on th ca, which cause a moment about the rear axle

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ho to determined speed of waves without measuring wavelength

  • measure the distance travelled by a wave using a metre rule

  • measure the time take with a timer.stopwatc

  • divide the distance by the tie

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why does an object appear black, blue object, red filter

  • only red is transmitted by the filter

  • red is absorbed by the blue objects

  • so no light is reflected by the blue object

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1/x curve, describe how the distance of the image from the lens decreases as the distance between the object and the lens increases

  • increasing the object distance decreases the image distance more radpilky at small objects distancea

  • more gradually at larger object distances

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how to prove its directly proportional

  • the one is straigt

  • and passes through the origin

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elasticit deformed

  • will return to ts orignkla shape//length

  • when the force is removed

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factors which increase braking distance

  • increased mass of car and passengers

    • increase ke of car

    • more work needs to be done to stop car

    • increases momentum of the car

  • road slopes downfill

    • gravity opposes the braking force

    • resultant braking fore is reduced

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problems with poor conditions of ties, brakes, road

  • decreases friction

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use of split rings

  • provides a continuous connection between the coil and the transfoemr

  • stops the wires from twisting together

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why is the handle of the alternator easier to turn hen the power supply is disconnected from the transformer and lamp

  • there is no induced current

  • so no magnetic field produce around the coilk

  • to oppose the movement of the cow

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alternating current induced in alternator

  • the coil moves through the magnetic field or cuts it

  • a pd is induced across the coil

  • there is a complete circuit, so a current is induced in the coil

  • every half turn, the pd reverses direction

  • so every half turn the current changes direction

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explain hy the car has a maximum speed

  • there is a maximum forward force provided by the motor

  • as the speed of the car increases, air resistance increases

  • until air resistance is equal in size to forward force

  • so the car can no longer accelerate

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trolley experiment, how to prevent the string from rubbing along the table

use a pulley on the edge of the bench

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what happens in the electrical circuit when the car absorbs radiowaves

  • alternating current induced in the electrical circuit

  • with the same frequency as the radio wave

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explain difference in max ke of hailstone with a mass of 10g to 20g

  • kinetic energy depends on both mass and velocity

  • as mass increases so does terminal velocity

  • kinetic energy = m, and kinetic energy = v squared, so as mass doubles kinetic energy more than doubles

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centre of mass, meaning

the point from which weight may be considered to act

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whyvrefraction happens at boundary between deep and shallower water

  • velocity is slower in shallow ater

  • so edges of wave front entering shallow water slows down

  • but the part of the ave front in deeper water continues at a higher speed, leading to a change in direction of the wave front

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explain hy the velocity of the satellites changes as it orbits the earth

  • force of gravity causes the satellites to accelerate towards earth

  • the accelerate causes a change in direction

  • velocity changes as the direction changes

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what would make seismetre more sensitive

  • stronger mf

  • more turn on the coil;

  • turns pushed closer togeher

  • spring with a lower spring constant

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spring experiment, source inaccuracy

  • not fixing the ruler in position but simply holding the ruler next to the spring

  • not clamping the ruler vertical

  • misjudging the position of the bottom of the spring

  • parallax error

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explain why the forces on the brick at the bottom of the pool causes the brick to be stationary

  • upthrust acts upwards on the brick

  • normal contact force acts upwards on the brick

  • weight is equal to upthrust plus normal contact force

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explain why there is an ac in the output when the transform is connected to a circuit

  • the ac causes a changing mf around the primary coil

  • creates mg that changes direction in the core

  • this induces an alternating pd across the secondary coil causing an alternating current

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what makes springs suitable for use in a balance

  • deforms elasticity

  • so will return to its original length/shape after force is removed

  • or compression is directly proportional to the force applied

  • so gives a linear scale

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Hyde hailstones acceleate

  • there is a resultant fore acting on them

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explain why if wave front travelling parallel to the bouadney between deep and shallow water, the wave front doesn’t refract at the boundary

  • every point on the wave front enters the shallow water at the same time

  • and so every point slows down at the same time

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