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OCR GCSE Physics Paper 4 (Higher tier) J249/04 - 23 Jun 2022 [Exam Chat]

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Original post by SnowyPanda
what about energy dissipation, I wasnt sure and less repeats(only one set of results was there). I was a bit unsure.

they sound like reasonable reasons
yeah I agree I predicted my marks to be similar and legit hoping it falls under a 9. Lowkey found paper 1 to be good tho so even If this test goes under a few marks, hopefully the first paper will make up for it.
Original post by SnowyPanda
my prediction for this paper would be 71-72/90, is that a grade 9 do you think(It's very unrealistic for the grade boundaries to rapidly spiral since examiners were told to be more generous)
Original post by Reuben C
they sound like reasonable reasons


what grade do you thiink you will get for this paper and in physics overall
This is my answer to my 6 marker. Please tell me and predict how many marks I will get

Car A is safer than car B because it travelled a longer distance than car B. I said that car B had a larger deceleration rate, which leads to injuries/accidents as it requires a large force. I said car A had a shorter deceleration rate so car B so less forces are acting on car A so less likelihood on injury. I said that the estimation deceleration rate for car A is 7 m/s2(-7 m/s2) by doing 14m/s x 2s = 28m(as braking distance) and 14m/s divided by 2 to give -7m/s2. I said that given both cars had the same thinking distance, car A had a greater braking distance than car B and as thinking + braking = stopping, car A had a greater stopping distance than car B. I said like the drivers reaction time is fairly constant, how speed is directly proportional to the square of distance and proportional to thinking distance and gave examples. I said like the driver must leave enough distance for it to stop to avoid any accidents. I also said that the car A had a longer change in momentum, time taken to stop is greater and car B had a shorter change in momentum. I also said that in reference to car B, driver might've unexpectly press onto the brakes which causes the car to stop unexpectedly which is extremely dangerous.

I waffled some bits, but I'm sure I included everything I could
Original post by SnowyPanda
what grade do you thiink you will get for this paper and in physics overall

this paper felt a lot better than paper 1 although that's because i began to understand physics as a whole partway through year 10, so i've only really understood P1-4 through revision, whereas i understood P5-8 from the day i was taught it. paper 1 felt decent but i know i made a lot of silly mistakes, i'm hoping that this paper will make up for them. i've gotten 9 in my few sets of mocks so i'm hoping for that
Original post by SnowyPanda
This is my answer to my 6 marker. Please tell me and predict how many marks I will get

Car A is safer than car B because it travelled a longer distance than car B. I said that car B had a larger deceleration rate, which leads to injuries/accidents as it requires a large force. I said car A had a shorter deceleration rate so car B so less forces are acting on car A so less likelihood on injury. I said that the estimation deceleration rate for car A is 7 m/s2(-7 m/s2) by doing 14m/s x 2s = 28m(as braking distance) and 14m/s divided by 2 to give -7m/s2. I said that given both cars had the same thinking distance, car A had a greater braking distance than car B and as thinking + braking = stopping, car A had a greater stopping distance than car B. I said like the drivers reaction time is fairly constant, how speed is directly proportional to the square of distance and proportional to thinking distance and gave examples. I said like the driver must leave enough distance for it to stop to avoid any accidents. I also said that the car A had a longer change in momentum, time taken to stop is greater and car B had a shorter change in momentum. I also said that in reference to car B, driver might've unexpectly press onto the brakes which causes the car to stop unexpectedly which is extremely dangerous.

I waffled some bits, but I'm sure I included everything I could

i said basically all of the first half. i'm confused as to how you got the deceleration, i got the same answer but i just assumed that it took 2 seconds to come to a stop (was it given somewhere in the question?), so i did -14/2 to give -7m/s^2. the only part of the second half of your answer i said was the rate of change of momentum, so hopefully that's all enough for 5/6 out of 6
Original post by Reuben C
this paper felt a lot better than paper 1 although that's because i began to understand physics as a whole partway through year 10, so i've only really understood P1-4 through revision, whereas i understood P5-8 from the day i was taught it. paper 1 felt decent but i know i made a lot of silly mistakes, i'm hoping that this paper will make up for them. i've gotten 9 in my few sets of mocks so i'm hoping for that


I felt like I did equally well in both papers. If you remember in paper 1, the circuits question, I said current halfs when switch closes because the current flows through the whole circuit and 10 ohms so 6/10 = 0.6 and p.d halves because each component has resistance of 3, so that means 6/2 = 3 as yeah, u get what I mean, both have resistance of 5 so total resistance doubles so p.d halves. I put 1.2A, 6V and 3V. Unfortunately, I might have made silly mistakes in both papers which isnt good especially when I want a grade 9 despite finding the test easy in some extent
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Original post by SnowyPanda
I felt like I did equally well in both papers. If you remember in paper 1, the circuits question, I said current halfs when switch closes because the current flows through the whole circuit and 10 ohms so 6/10 = 0.6 and p.d halves because each component has resistance of 3, so that means 6/2 = 3 as yeah, u get what I mean, both have resistance of 5 so total resistance doubles so p.d halves. I put 1.2A, 6V and 3V. Unfortunately, I might have made silly mistakes in both papers which isnt good especially when I want a grade 9 despite finding the test easy in some extent

that was the question i think i made silly mistakes on, and the final couple of pages weren't too good for me (forgot to talk about electromagnetic induction in the 3 marker)
In terms of frequency changing wavelength, I said sound A has wavelength half of sound B so it would have double the frequency of sound B wave given both sound A and sound B have the same wave speed. Sound A would transfer more energy(twice the amount of energy). I'm sure I've written more but cant remember my answer, so is that enough for 2 marks?
Original post by SnowyPanda
In terms of frequency changing wavelength, I said sound A has wavelength half of sound B so it would have double the frequency of sound B wave given both sound A and sound B have the same wave speed. Sound A would transfer more energy(twice the amount of energy). I'm sure I've written more but cant remember my answer, so is that enough for 2 marks?

wasn't the question about the wavelength of A and B, assuming they have the frequencies in the table? i said that A must be longer because the speed of sound in air is 330, so if the frequency is lower, the wavelength must be higher
I said that, Wait was the frequencies on the table, I thought it said wavelengths??
Original post by SnowyPanda
I said that, Wait was the frequencies on the table, I thought it said wavelengths??

i remember it as frequencies, one of us have misread it

does anyone else remember what it was?
Original post by Reuben C
i remember it as frequencies, one of us have misread it

does anyone else remember what it was?

I thought the question says how the frequency changes??, I remember 600 and 1200 though for sure
Original post by SnowyPanda
I thought the question says how the frequency changes??, I remember 600 and 1200 though for sure

i remember those figures, but i thought it said how the wavelength changes and the frequency was in the table
You know for the 2 marker on use the graph to calculate electricity supplied, did you put 7.17 x 10 power of 17. For the 2 marker, well actually I wrote 3 things separately just in case, I said, population increases over the years increasing demand of electricity, more technology is being developed, so technology more people are using them more frequently and more vehicles have been developed so more people drive frequently as well drive on vehicles, is that 2 marks enough. And also for the 3 marker on higher p.d, I said that higher p.d means lower current, meaning less energy is being lost especially due to heating effect, and it reduces power cost and is very effiicient. I said its a step-up transformer which increases the output voltage so voltage is higher than input voltage(And expanded). Is that enough for full marks for all questions do you think?
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Original post by SnowyPanda
You know for the 2 marker on use the graph to calculate electricity supplied, did you put 7.17 x 10 power of 17. For the 2 marker, well actually I wrote 3 things separately just in case, I said, population increases over the years increasing demand of electricity, more technology is being developed, so technology more people are using them more frequently and more vehicles have been developed so more people drive frequently as well drive on vehicles, is that 2 marks enough. And also for the 3 marker on higher p.d, I said that higher p.d means lower current, meaning less energy is being lost especially due to heating effect, and it reduces power cost and is very effiicient. I said its a step-up transformer which increases the output voltage so voltage is higher than input voltage(And expanded). Is that enough for full marks for all questions do you think?


yep i got the same just said renewable elec has become cheaper over time
Original post by SnowyPanda
You know for the 2 marker on use the graph to calculate electricity supplied, did you put 7.17 x 10 power of 17. For the 2 marker, well actually I wrote 3 things separately just in case, I said, population increases over the years increasing demand of electricity, more technology is being developed, so technology more people are using them more frequently and more vehicles have been developed so more people drive frequently as well drive on vehicles, is that 2 marks enough. And also for the 3 marker on higher p.d, I said that higher p.d means lower current, meaning less energy is being lost especially due to heating effect, and it reduces power cost and is very effiicient. I said its a step-up transformer which increases the output voltage so voltage is higher than input voltage(And expanded). Is that enough for full marks for all questions do you think?

i can't remember the graph one, but i wrote the same for the transformer one. for the 2 marker i put about it being renewable and people becoming more aware of the environmental consequences, and fossil fuels will run out so people are switching to renewable etc
Original post by Reuben C
i can't remember the graph one, but i wrote the same for the transformer one. for the 2 marker i put about it being renewable and people becoming more aware of the environmental consequences, and fossil fuels will run out so people are switching to renewable etc


what did you get for the transformer calculation question i dont remember which coil we had to find but i remember it being 2 marks
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Original post by zarnain_x
what did you get for the transformer calculation question i dont remember which coil we had to find but i remember it being 2 marks


You know for the sound question, did the question ask how frequency affects the wavelength, or how waveliength affects frequency, cos I hate myself rn as I mightve misread that part. So far, I lost 4 marks for misreading the question, but still, hopefully a 9 if things go well

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