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1
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velocity time graph for a skydiver who opens their parachute

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2
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if there is friction when a ball falls through a material what can you say about kinetic energy and gravitational potential energy?

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the gain in kinetic energy is less than the loss in gravitational potential energy

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3
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intensity angle graph for a polarizer which is turned about 90 degrees in front of another polariser

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4
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where is the force exerted by the rod a minimum on a circular path?

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at the top

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5
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what is the order in increasing strength of the fundamental forces?

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gravity, weak, electromagnetic, strong

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6
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why were quarks first introduced?

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to account for patterns in the properties of elementary particles

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7
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Show that the intensity of solar radiation on the upper atmosphere of the Earth is approximately 1400Wm-2 .

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I=(σAT4)/(4πd2)

I=(5.67x10-8x(7x108)2x58004)/((1.5x1011)2

I=1397Wm-2

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8
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The albedo of the atmosphere is 0.30. Deduce that the average intensity over the entire surface of the Earth is 245Wm-2 .

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transmitted energy = 0.7x1400=980Wm-2

(πR2)/(4πR2)x980

245Wm -2

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9
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do alpha, beta and gamma radiation all have discrete energy?

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no - alpha and gamma are, beta is not

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10
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what is the evidence for the quantisation of nuclear energy levels?

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alpha and gamma have discrete energies

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11
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what is the environmental impact of cutting down and burning rainforests?

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reduced carbon fixation

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12
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reasons for the SHM graph

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  • displacement proportional to acceleration
  • negative gradient
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13
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SHM requirements

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  • acceleration proportional to displacement from equilibrium
  • acceleration directed toward equilibrium
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14
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greenhouse gas

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absorbs IR from Earth, increases temperature of Earth

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15
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why is methane a greenhouse gas?

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  • natural frequency of oscillation in IR range
  • because of resonance will absorb radiation frequency
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17
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which particles are involved in strong nuclear interaction?

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protons and neutrons

18
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Two waves meet at a point in space. Which of the properties always add together?

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displacement

19
Q

why is the magnitude of tension in a strong at the midpoint of oscillation greater than weight of pendulum bob?

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  • bob accelerates towards centre of circular path
  • force upwards
  • adds to tension produced by weight
20
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variation of acceleration with force in a pendulum swing graph

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21
Q

Construct a circuit diagram to show how these components should be connected together

in order to obtain as large a range as possible for values of potential difference across the

lamp.

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22
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units of ratio for thermal capacity to specific heat capacity?

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kg

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24
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difference between internal energy of piece of iron and ideal gas

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  • iron: KE + PE of molecules
  • ideal gas: KE only
25
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do the electric field arrows point into or out of a negatively charged conducting sphere?

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inwards

26
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what are the axes on the nuclide graph?

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  • Y: binding energy per nucleon
  • X: number of nucleons
27
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ampere

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force between parallel current-carrying conductors

28
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test charge

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point charge which has no effect on the electric field in which it is placed