IGCSE/GCSE/O & A Level/IB/University Student Forum
Qualification => IGCSE/ GCSE => Reference Material => Topic started by: Fibonacci on June 20, 2009, 11:09:52 pm
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So people, here is the MJ09 Physics Paper 1. Sorry I made you wait.
I made up a Mark Scheme for the Paper but there are some that I'm not sure off so those are in red colour. Maybe we can discuss and reach a definite answer.
See Ya,
Peace
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some more pages...
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Thanks again. Dont care where you get 'em from, as long as anyone can get 'em here.
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I actually got them from my teachers. They are allowed to give us. I got'em and scan'em for the good of society.
(and the final pages + MS)
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wow dude ... thanks a lot !!
keep up the gd work !! ;)
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hey man Thanks alot for all ure hard work ;D
plus rep for u ;)
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aany idea for the threshold for this paper?
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i got 4 wrong.... sh*t....
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thats awesome, 2009 papers, do u have papers for biology or english,if so post them here!
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Your 13th answer is wrong.. the answer is C not D
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Thanks Bro ,, really helpful ,, i think I got like 3 mistakes :(
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Your 13th answer is wrong.. the answer is C not D
its D
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IS THE ANS FOR Q.32 B or is it A???!!!?? Huh? Huh? Huh?
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IS THE ANS FOR Q.32 B or is it A???!!!?? Huh? Huh? Huh?
the answer is A for ques 32..
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i 4got....
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Your 13th answer is wrong.. the answer is C not D
its D
no no ,, i think the answer is C ,,, cuz after evaporation the most energetic particles have escaped taking the energy wid them . which in turn decreases the temperature of the remaining liquid .. its just like an after shave which after it evaporates leaves the skin cool ...
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WHAT ABT THE 11th question?????
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WHAT ABT THE 11th question?????
well i personally put down C ,, ppl people say its B cuz some crossectional area bullshit ,,i just dont get how its B , i think its C
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It is B. The cross sectional area is different but the pressure is the same using P=pgh(=atmospheric pressure)
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im so damn gone........ :'(
losin 7 marks.......hope the thresholds low...
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thanks!! very helpful ;)
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It is B. The cross sectional area is different but the pressure is the same using P=pgh(=atmospheric pressure)
Could u explain further please ! ok !!
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The down force at the base of the column of mercury must be equalt o the force op
pghmercuryA=patmosphereA
The A's cancel.
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Your 13th answer is wrong.. the answer is C not D
its D
no no ,, i think the answer is C ,,, cuz after evaporation the most energetic particles have escaped taking the energy wid them . which in turn decreases the temperature of the remaining liquid .. its just like an after shave which after it evaporates leaves the skin cool ...
i wanted to verify the same thing with u while chatting, but i had to go :C
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It is B. The cross sectional area is different but the pressure is the same using P=pgh(=atmospheric pressure)
same for this :P
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hey u guyz my physics teacher ses the 11th answer is B , it remains the same, but ur ms shows C. but if u think about it -if u keep increasing the diameter of the tube will the mercury be at the same level for same pressure? that seems kinda wierd..
nyway if the answer is C im gettin 40/40!! but B may be right
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B is right.
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isnt 32 wrong? both the fuse and circuit breaker shud b placed at X right? so the answer is not B
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Both fuse and breaker should be places at X.The answer is A.
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isn't 18 B? because they are smoke particles and not air particles so they diffuse
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isn't 18 B? because they are smoke particles and not air particles so they diffuse
It is CThe file creates a convection current becuase it heats the air, which becomes less dense and rises. The smaoke particles are drawn up by the convection current.
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Thanks a lot ;D and the fuse and circuit breaker should be placed both at X ............. and about the mercury level i think (not sure) it will be of the same level bcoz the atmosphiric pressure stays the same so 76mm of mercury and the formula states that p=density*g*height
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hey can u post the eco p1 mark scheme, pls?
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i appreciate ur hard work..rlly thx for the mark scheme but before publishing it plz check it because there is alot of mistakes in the mark scheme
so modify it plz thx
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I dont agree. People can query the ms, and the answers will be correct within a week. Just read the thread.
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what was the answer for question number 3 plz i can't see properly plzzzzzzzzz reply and thnxs for the uploading
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@damlaj: that would be B
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its B
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phy ppr3 was HORIBLE!!!
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phy ppr3 was HORIBLE!!!
AGREED!
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heeey every1
hw r u ????! just i want to ask u when do we get our marks 4 the igcse exams
i knew it s in augest but do any1 knw excatly whn do we get it in augest??????????????! :)
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heeey every1
hw r u ????! just i want to ask u when do we get our marks 4 the igcse exams
i knew it s in augest but do any1 knw excatly whn do we get it in augest??????????????! :)
yup...on 10th of august!! :)
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phy ppr3 was HORIBLE!!!
Was extremely hard!! bloody death defying lol... it really pissed me off actually, and has got me very worried, just hope the grade boundaries would be low this year.....
For question 10, isnt the answer "A" and not "C"??.... as he runs accross the beach, then climbs at a steep incline...surely takes more power, than to just run up the slipway.. Please confirm!
Thanx
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phy ppr3 was HORIBLE!!!
Was extremely hard!! bloody death defying lol... it really pissed me off actually, and has got me very worried, just hope the grade boundaries would be low this year.....
For question 10, isnt the answer "A" and not "C"??.... as he runs accross the beach, then climbs at a steep incline...surely takes more power, than to just run up the slipway.. Please confirm!
Thanx
yea even i did A for dat ques wid da same logic buh theyr saying its rong :(
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here is my solution
hmm
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my frnd just check which answer has the least time and it would be answer becz as u knw time is inversely proportional to power..so decreasing time will increase power
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that does not help, because the distance is different in both case.
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thanks! :) :)
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my frnd just check which answer has the least time and it would be answer becz as u knw time is inversely proportional to power..so decreasing time will increase power
"my friend"... my bro who just got his A in A level physics said my answer "A" is correct!..
Its simple logic By the way, how can it be anything to do with proportion, if distances are different