Physics > Edexcel > Pearson Edexcel International GCSE In Physics (4PH1) Paper 1PR and (Science Double Award) (4SD0) Pap (All)
Question number Answer Notes Marks 1 (a) B (124); 1 A is incorrect because this is the number of protons C is incorrect because this is the number of protons and neutrons D is incorrect because t... his is twice the number of protons added to the neutrons (b) C (a high frequency electromagnetic wave); 1 A is incorrect because this is the description of alpha radiation B is incorrect because this is the description of beta radiation D is incorrect because this is the description of neutron radiation (c) all 4 rows correct = 3 marks;;; 3 2-3 rows correct = 2 marks;; any 1 row correct = 1 mark; more than one tick in a row negates the mark for that row Total for Question 1 = 5 marks https://britishstudentroom-b430a.web.app/Question number Answer Notes Marks 2 (a) D (ultraviolet); 1 A is incorrect because frequencies lower than visible light are non-ionising B is incorrect because frequencies lower than visible light are non-ionising C is incorrect because frequencies lower than visible light are non-ionising (b) one use for x-rays; 2 e.g. taking photos or detecting of (broken) bones, internal structures (of objects), allow treating cancer / sterilising medical equipment one use for gamma rays; e.g. radiotherapy, sterilising medical equipment, reference to tracing, airport scanning of luggage, irradiating food (for preservation) allow treating cancer (c) (i) speed = frequency × wavelength; allow standard symbols and rearrangements e.g. 1 λ = v / f condone s for speed (ii) substitution; 3 rearrangement; evaluation; -1 for POT error e.g. 3.0 × 108 = 2.8 ×1019 × wavelength wavelength = speed / frequency (wavelength =) 1.1 × 10-11 (m) allow 1.07… ×10-11 (m) (d) B; 1 A is incorrect because it shows an exponential relationship C is incorrect because it shows a proportional relationship D is incorrect because it shows no relationship Total for Question 2 = 8 marks https://britishstudentroom-b430a.web.app/Question number Answer Notes Marks 3 (a) idea that like poles repel; 1 (b) it is made of plastic / idea that plastic is nonmagnetic; 1 (c) correct shape e.g. lines deviating away from both magnets; reject if any field lines touch or cross except at pole 2 correct direction e.g. any arrows must face towards poles; (d) (i) reading will increase; 2 (because) magnetic field / (repulsive) force will be stronger; allow statement to the effect that magnet B will be pushed down more (by magnet A) (ii) reading will decrease; allow reading will become negative / zero ; 2 (because) magnets will now attract; allow statement to the effect that magnet B will be pulled upwards [Show More]
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