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Section A (Total: 60 marks)

INSTRUCTIONS: This section consists of three (3) questions. Answer ALL questions
in English Language in the answer booklet provided. Each sub question carries 2
marks.

1. a) What is the SI unit for density?

b) State the Pascals Law.

c) Sketch turbulent air flow around a flying bullet.

d) State the two kinds of heat transfer.

e) Sketch & label the calorimetry graph (Temp. vs. Heat) for lead -{refer to the
Table 1 below)

Table 1: Temperature and heat data for lead.

Melting point Boiling point c Hf Hv
LEAD 327 oC 1750 oC 130 J/kg.Co 23 kJ/kg 858 kJ/kg

f) Describe the heat convection.

g) State the relationship between frequency and wavelength.

h) Sketch a longitudinal wave.

i) Sketch the 6th harmonics standing wave on a cable.

j) Describe the use of the inverse square law.

2. a) What is the value of negative charge of an electron?

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b) State the name of the attraction/repulsion force between electric charges.

c) Sketch the electric field of a positive charged ball.

d) Describe electric flux.

e) What is a proton?

f) State two uses of the capacitor.

g) What is the unit of capacitance?

h) Sketch nine (9) capacitors arranged in parallel pattern.

i) State any two (2) factors of capacitance.

j) Explain the dielectric.

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3. a) What is the unit of electric current?

b) What is resistance?

c) State any two (2) factors of resistance.

d) Sketch seven (7) resistors arranged in series.

e) Describe the Kirchhoffs Junction rule.

f) Describe internal resistance in a battery.

g) State an equation of electric power.

h) What is magnetic field?

i) Describe the Faraday Law of electromagnetic induction.

j) State any two (2) factors of electromagnetic induction.

Section B (Total: 40 marks)

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INSTRUCTIONS: This section consists of three (3) questions. Answer only two (2)
questions in English Language in the answer booklet provided. Each question carries
20 marks.

1. a) A diver dives into the sea at a depth of 222 m. Calculate the total pressure on
the diver. ( seawater = 1040 kg/m3) [4 marks]

b) The King piece of a chess set is 6.7 cm tall at the initial temperature of 25 oC.
It is then heated to make it taller by 0.01 cm. The king is made of nylon.
{ nylon = 770 x 10 -6 o
C -1 }

i) Change the initial temperature(25oC) into Fahrenheit. [4 marks]

ii) Calculate the final temperature. [4 marks]

c) In an ultimate battle between Ultraman and Godzilla, both are equally

matched. But then Ultraman fires a high powered wave at Godzilla that kills it.
The equation for the wave is; y = 4.5 cos ( 111t + 22x ) m

Figure 1

Determine the waves; a) amplitude

b) frequency
c) wavelength
d) velocity
[8 marks]

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2. a) A butterfly contains 2.2 x 1014 electrons and 3.5 x 1014 protons.

i. Calculate the total charge of the butterfly. [4 marks]

ii. Calculate the magnitude of the butterflys electric field at 45 mm away.

(Assume as point charge) [4 marks]

b) Pakcik Abu is an electrician who can make his own capacitors. He uses two
circular plates with c/s area of 0.015 m2 and fixes them by a 0.009 m gap.

i) If then Pakcik Abu inserts a Biskut Marie as the dielectric between

the plates, what is the capacitance now?
(k biskut marie= 2.2)

[4 marks]

ii) If this capacitor with dielectric is now connected to a 9V battery, what

is the charge collected in the plates?

Figure 2
[4 marks]

c) The circuits below contain capacitors (Figure 3). Calculate the total
capacitance of each circuit. [4 marks]

24F
i. 3F ii.
5F

12F
5F 9F 4F

7F 6F
8F

Figure 3

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3. a) A worm is connected to a 9 V battery as shown below. The electrical current

through the circuit is 1.3 A. The resistivity constant for worm, = 2.5. Based on these
data,

Figure 4

i) Calculate resistance of the worm. [4 marks]

ii) Determine length of the worm if its c/s area is 0.05 m2. [4 marks]

b) The lines of a uniform magnetic field of 0.15 T points west (Figure 4).

i. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force on a -75

C charged eagle an eagle flying straight up at 13.4 m/s.
[6 marks]

ii. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force on an

angled 1.2 m wire with 3.75 A current.
[6 marks]
; I

0.15 T
50

Figure 5

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