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    CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

    9702 PHYSICS
    9702/21

    Paper 2 (AS Structured Questions), maximum raw mark 60

    This mark scheme is published as an aid to teachers and candidates, to indicate the requirements of
    the examination. It shows the basis on which Examiners were instructed to award marks. It does not
    indicate the details of the discussions that took place at an Examiners meeting before marking began,
    which would have considered the acceptability of alternative answers.
    Mark schemes should be read in conjunction with the question paper and the Principal Examiner
    Report for Teachers.

    Cambridge will not enter into discussions about these mark schemes.

    Cambridge is publishing the mark schemes for the May/June 2013 series for most IGCSE, GCE
    Advanced Level and Advanced Subsidiary Level components and some Ordinary Level components.

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    MARK SCHEME for the May/June 2013 series

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    GCE Advanced Subsidiary Level and GCE Advanced Level

    Page 2
    1

    Mark Scheme
    GCE AS/A LEVEL May/June 2013

    (a) the wire returns to its original length


    when the load is removed

    Syllabus
    9702

    Paper
    21

    (not shape)

    M1
    A1

    [2]

    (b) energy: N m / kg m2 s2 and volume m3


    energy / volume: kg m2 s2 / m3
    energy / volume: kg m1 s2

    C1
    M1
    A0

    [2]

    (c) has no units


    E: kg m s2 m2
    units of RHS: kg m1 s2 = LHS units / satisfactory conclusion to show C has
    no units

    B1
    M1
    A1

    [3]

    (a) mass is the property of a body resisting changes in motion / quantity of


    matter in a body / measure of inertia to changes in motion

    B1

    weight is the force due to the gravitational field/force due to gravity


    or gravitational force

    B1

    [2]

    B1
    B1

    [2]

    C1
    C1
    A1

    [3]

    C1
    A1

    [2]

    Allow 1/2 for mass is scalar weight is vector


    (b) (i) arrow vertically down through O
    tension forces in correct direction on rope
    (ii) 1. weight = mg = 4.9 9.81 (= 48.07)
    69 sin = mg
    = 44.(1)
    scale drawing allow 2
    use of cos or tan 1/3 only
    2. T = 69 cos
    = 49.6 / 50 N

    scale drawing 50 2 (2/2)

    50 4 (1/2)

    correct answers obtained using scale diagram or triangle of forces will score
    full marks
    cos in 1. then sin in 2. (2/2)
    3

    (a) loss in potential energy due to decrease in height (as P.E. = mgh)
    gain in kinetic energy due to increase in speed (as K.E. = mv2)
    special case as PE decreases KE increases (1/2)
    increase in thermal energy due to work done against air resistance
    loss in P.E. equals gain in K.E. and thermal energy

    Cambridge International Examinations 2013

    (B1)
    (B1)
    (B1)
    (B1)
    max. 3

    [3]

    Page 3

    Mark Scheme
    GCE AS/A LEVEL May/June 2013

    Syllabus
    9702

    (b) (i) kinetic energy = mv2


    = 0.150 (25)2
    = 46.875 = 47 J

    C1
    C1
    A1

    [3]

    potential energy (= mgh) = 0.150 9.81 21


    loss = KE mgh = 46.875 (30.9)
    = 15.97 = 16 J

    C1
    C1
    A1

    [3]

    work done = 16 J
    work done = force distance
    F = 16 / 21 = 0.76 N

    C1
    A1

    [2]

    (a) pressure = force / area (normal to force)

    A1

    [1]

    (b) molecules/atoms/particles in (constant) random/haphazard motion


    molecules have a change in momentum when they collide with the walls
    (force exerted on molecules) therefore force on the walls
    reference to average force from many molecules/many collisions

    B1
    M1
    A1
    A1

    [4]

    (c) elastic collision when kinetic energy conserved


    temperature constant for gas

    B1
    B1

    [2]

    (B1)
    (B1)
    (B1)
    (B1)
    max. 3

    [3]

    (b) = v / f
    f = 12 109 Hz
    = 3 108 / 12 109 (any subject)
    = 0.025 m

    C1
    C1
    M1
    A0

    [3]

    (c) maximum at P
    several minima or maxima between O and P
    5 maxima / 6 minima between O and P
    or 7 maxima / 6 minima including O and P

    B1
    B1
    B1

    [3]

    (d) slits made narrower


    slits put closer together
    (not just make slits smaller)
    Allow tilting the slits M1 and explanation of axes of rotation A1

    B1
    B1

    [2]

    (ii) 1.

    2.

    Paper
    21

    (a) waves overlap / meet / superpose


    coherence / constant phase difference (not constant or frequency)
    path difference = 0, , 2 or phase difference = 0, 2, 4
    same direction of polarisation/unpolarised

    Cambridge International Examinations 2013

    Page 4
    6

    Mark Scheme
    GCE AS/A LEVEL May/June 2013

    Syllabus
    9702

    (a) (i) chemical to electrical


    (ii) electrical to thermal / heat or heat and light
    (b) (i) (PB =) EI or I2(R1 + R2)
    (ii) (PR =) I2R1

    Paper
    21
    B1

    [1]

    B1

    [1]

    A1

    [1]

    A1

    [1]

    (c) R = l / A or clear from the following equation


    l / d 2
    ratio = I2R1 / I2R2 =
    or R1 has 8 resistance of R2
    2
    (2l ) / (2d )
    = 8 or 8:1

    C1
    A1

    [3]

    (d) P = V2 / R or E2 / R
    (V or E the same) hence ratio is 1/8 or 1:8 = 0.125 (allow ecf from (c))

    C1
    A1

    [2]

    (a) the majority/most went straight through


    or were deviated by small angles

    B1

    B1

    a very small proportion/a few were deviated by large angles


    small angles described as < 10 and large angles described as >90

    B1
    B1

    [3]

    (b) most of the atom is empty space/nucleus very small compared with atom
    mass and charge concentrated in (very small) nucleus
    correct links made with statements in (a)

    B1
    B1
    B1

    [3]

    Cambridge International Examinations 2013

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