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Which piece of apparatus is used to measure the length of a copper rod of length approximately 2 cm?
The speed–time graph shows the motion of an object.
How far does the object travel at constant speed?
A rock falls off a cliff onto a beach. The effect of air resistance on the rock is negligible.
Which row describes the acceleration and speed of the rock as it falls?
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Two rectangular blocks consist of different materials. Four different methods are suggested to compare the two masses.
1. Compare the accelerations with which they fall freely.
2. Compare the values of their lengths \( \times \) breadths \( \times \) heights.
3. Hang each in turn from the same spring. Compare the extensions.
4. Place one in the right-hand pan of a beam balance and the other in the left-hand pan.
Which methods give a comparison of the two masses?
A measuring cylinder containing 50 cm^3 of water is put on a balance. [Image_1: Diagram of measuring cylinder] A solid object is put in the cylinder and the water level rises to 75 cm^3. What is the density of the object?
A cyclist is travelling in a straight line along a horizontal road at a constant speed. A constant driving force $F$ acts on the cyclist in the forward direction as shown.
Which statement about the magnitude of the frictional forces acting on the cyclist is correct?
A beam is pivoted at P. A force is applied to the beam. Which distance is multiplied by the force to give the moment of the force about P?
The diagram shows an unbalanced rod. Two loads X and Y can be moved along the rod.
The rod turns in a clockwise direction, as shown.
Which action could make the rod balance?
It is important that an electric table lamp with a lamp shade does not get knocked over easily. Which statement is correct?
A bicycle braking system transfers energy from a kinetic energy store to an internal energy store.
A motor converts energy from a chemical energy store (battery) to a kinetic energy store.
What enables these energy transfers?
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A toy car is pushed a distance of 2.4 m with a force equal to 460 N. How much energy is transferred?
The engine of a motor vehicle develops a large power. Which statement is correct?
A solid cube has sides 0.50m long and a mass of 120kg. It stands on the ground on one face. Which pressure does the cube exert on the ground?
What is the lowest possible temperature (absolute zero) and what happens to the energy of particles at this temperature? [Table_1]
Which statement about the particles of a substance after condensation is correct?
The diagram shows a flask designed to reduce the loss of thermal energy from a hot liquid. Which methods of thermal energy transfer are the silvered walls designed to reduce?
A drop of water from a tap falls onto the surface of some water of constant depth. Water waves spread out on the surface of the water. Which statement is correct?
The optical image formed by a plane mirror is the same size as the object. Which row describes the other characteristics of the optical image formed? [Table_1]
The diagram shows a partly completed scale drawing of an upright object placed 3 cm in front of a thin converging lens of focal length 2 cm. What is the nature of the image formed by this lens?
A narrow beam of white light passes through a prism and is dispersed into a spectrum. Which row is correct? [Table_1]
Which row matches a region of the electromagnetic spectrum to one of its uses? [Table_1]
A ship sounds its horn when it is 790 m from a cliff. A passenger on the ship hears the echo 4.8 s later. What is the speed of the sound?
Which row gives the metal used to make the core of an electromagnet and one property of the electromagnet? [Table_1]
A plastic rod and a dry cloth are uncharged. The rod is now rubbed with the cloth and they both become charged. The rod becomes negatively charged because some charged particles move from the cloth to the rod. What is the charge on the cloth and which particles moved in the charging process?
A power supply of electromotive force (e.m.f.) 12 V is connected across a 3 \Omega resistor. Which ammeter is most suitable to measure the current in the resistor?
The cost of electrical energy is $0.25 for each unit of 1 kWh. A 2200 W heater is switched on for 48 minutes.
What is the cost of this use?
The diagram shows six different electrical circuit components. Which circuit symbol is not present in the diagram?
The circuit shown contains three switches and four lamps P, Q, R, and S. Which switches must be closed to light only lamps P and R?
An electric heater has a metal frame. The heating element is connected to the live and neutral wires of an a.c. supply. The metal frame is connected to the earth wire. Which row gives the correct connections for the fuse and the switch? [Table_1]
Which electrical device uses the turning effect produced by a current-carrying coil in a magnetic field?
Four appliances all use an electric current to operate. Which appliance uses the magnetic effect of the current?
A student makes four different types of transformer. She counts the number of turns on the primary and secondary coils. She labels each transformer as either step-up or step-down. Which row shows the correct labels? [Table_1]
How is electricity transmitted over large distances and why is it transmitted in this way? [Table_1]
An atom of an element contains electrons, neutrons and protons. Which particles are found in the nucleus?
A nuclide of chlorine has the symbol shown. $$^{35}_{17}Cl$$ What is the nucleon number of this nuclide of chlorine?
What is a major source of background radiation?
The graph shows the radioactive decay curve of a substance. What is the half-life of this substance?
Which row about the orbits of the Earth and the Moon is correct? [Table_1]
Which description of a galaxy is correct?
Light from distant stars is redshifted.
What is redshift?