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AQA GCSE Physics Paper 2 (Higher Tier triple) 8463/2H - 16th June 2023 [Exam Chat]

grade boundaries' are supposed to be higher anyway, but I heard somewhere that they cannot be higher than the 2019 AQA Physics grade boundaries, which is a relief.

I'm confused, in 2019 a grade 7 was like 107 (a guess but something around that) but in 2022 it was 120 since they got the equations and advanced info...how can they go back to like 107 for a 7 if we still get the equations??

Reply 21

nlichtman

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They Also got advanced information, they might be why

* that might be why

That exam was actually good. I expected it to be a lot worse but of couse Paper 1 was still easiert. Feeling confdient.

Reply 24

Sbud

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The grade boundaries are gonna be so bad that paper was easy as hell

Reply 25

jack_ray13

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What did people get for the last coil question to calculate current

Reply 26

currymuncherr

Original post by Sbud

My answers:

Initial velocity = 1.02

Freuency of radio wave = 2.4x10^9

Current in secondary coil = 1.5A

Force = 2500N (bumper)

Force = 21.6 (other one)

Magnetic flux density = 0.125T

Distance travelled by car in 5 sec = 52.5m

Mass of car = 1600kg

Atmospheric pressure = 24kPa

Displacement from diagram = 497m

Sketch of velocity time graph was a straight line from 10 seconds?

Aeroplane was travelling at a constant velocity (zero resultant force in a straight line)

I got 0.5 for initial V

Reply 27

Blazing_Legend

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Original post by Sbud

My answers:

Initial velocity = 1.02

Freuency of radio wave = 2.4x10^9

Current in secondary coil = 1.5A

Force = 2500N (bumper)

Force = 21.6 (other one)

Magnetic flux density = 0.125T

Distance travelled by car in 5 sec = 52.5m

Mass of car = 1600kg

Atmospheric pressure = 24kPa

Displacement from diagram = 497m

Sketch of velocity time graph was a straight line from 10 seconds?

Aeroplane was travelling at a constant velocity (zero resultant force in a straight line)

I got all the answers apart from the first question where I got 0.5m/s. That’s what most of the people in my school got.

(edited 10 months ago)

Reply 28

Username2727

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Why was dynamo easier to turn when lamp disconnected

Reply 29

Sbud

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Original post by Username2727

Why was dynamo easier to turn when lamp disconnected

I said less resistance so more current flows through the coil which produces a stronger magnetic field and therefore a stronger force to turn the coil

Reply 30

Blazing_Legend

12

Original post by Username2727

Why was dynamo easier to turn when lamp disconnected

It was something do with the magnetic field.

Reply 31

Smcgfx

5

Original post by Sbud

My answers:

Initial velocity = 1.02

Freuency of radio wave = 2.4x10^9

Current in secondary coil = 1.5A

Force = 2500N (bumper)

Force = 21.6 (other one)

Magnetic flux density = 0.125T

Distance travelled by car in 5 sec = 52.5m

Mass of car = 1600kg

Atmospheric pressure = 24kPa

Displacement from diagram = 497m

Sketch of velocity time graph was a straight line from 10 seconds?

Aeroplane was travelling at a constant velocity (zero resultant force in a straight line)