This document provides instructions for a physics practical exam on finding the resistance of an unknown resistor. Students are given 20 minutes to complete the exam, which is divided into three parts worth a total of 10 marks. The first part involves planning the experiment procedure and is worth 2 marks. The second part involves implementing the experiment, recording current and voltage results in a table, and is worth 3 marks. The third part involves plotting a graph of voltage versus current and using the graph to determine the resistance, worth 5 marks total. Students are instructed to answer on the provided paper and given best wishes to complete the exam.
This document provides instructions for a physics practical exam on finding the resistance of an unknown resistor. Students are given 20 minutes to complete the exam, which is divided into three parts worth a total of 10 marks. The first part involves planning the experiment procedure and is worth 2 marks. The second part involves implementing the experiment, recording current and voltage results in a table, and is worth 3 marks. The third part involves plotting a graph of voltage versus current and using the graph to determine the resistance, worth 5 marks total. Students are instructed to answer on the provided paper and given best wishes to complete the exam.
This document provides instructions for a physics practical exam on finding the resistance of an unknown resistor. Students are given 20 minutes to complete the exam, which is divided into three parts worth a total of 10 marks. The first part involves planning the experiment procedure and is worth 2 marks. The second part involves implementing the experiment, recording current and voltage results in a table, and is worth 3 marks. The third part involves plotting a graph of voltage versus current and using the graph to determine the resistance, worth 5 marks total. Students are instructed to answer on the provided paper and given best wishes to complete the exam.
This document provides instructions for a physics practical exam on finding the resistance of an unknown resistor. Students are given 20 minutes to complete the exam, which is divided into three parts worth a total of 10 marks. The first part involves planning the experiment procedure and is worth 2 marks. The second part involves implementing the experiment, recording current and voltage results in a table, and is worth 3 marks. The third part involves plotting a graph of voltage versus current and using the graph to determine the resistance, worth 5 marks total. Students are instructed to answer on the provided paper and given best wishes to complete the exam.
Read carefully the information given below for this experiment and make sure that all the required tools and materials are in front of you. Marking will be as follows: Initiating and planning ………………………………………………...2 marks Implementing and recording ……………………………………….3 marks Analysis and interpreting …………………………………………….5 marks
Note: Answer in the same paper.
First: Initiating and Planning (2 marks): The experiment is about To find the resistance of an unknown resistor from the graph of the current against the potential difference across it. Write down the procedure of an experiment. (2) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
