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PHYA5 ~ 20th June 2013 ~ A2 Physics

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Original post by Bobilina
Personally, wasn't the paper for me...

I'd say a solid 38 definite marks, god knows how many extra. However that will give me my B and i'm into Uni so all is good :smile:


Yeah I only need 60 ums in this for my b so should be ok (fingers crossed)
Original post by Beth_L_G
Anyone home yet? What did you think?

Wasn't too bad methinks


Overall I thought it wasn't too bad, couple of tough questions though


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Original post by Bobilina
Personally, wasn't the paper for me...

I'd say a solid 38 definite marks, god knows how many extra. However that will give me my B and i'm into Uni so all is good :smile:


38 marks for a B?
Shall we try an start an unofficial ms?

My memory is awful, so the only qs I remember are from the optional (astrophysics)
Reply 1384
These were the numerical answers I got, sound familiar to anyone? (I'm hoping and praying people say yes haha)

Radioactivity section:
25.7 MeV
0.034 kg (specific heat capacity one threw me, this is probably wrong)
130.5 moles
28.1 kgm^-3
0.167 kg

astro section:
78 cm
1.21x10^10 m

8.7x10^-19 rad
(I assumed that 1 solar mass was the mass of the sun - am I right?)

6.11x10^-11 rad
(couldn't get the 5:1 ratio unfortunately so I've made mistakes somewhere)

71.9 kms^-1Mpc^-1
13.9 billion years


p.s. no one treat this as a mark scheme by any means!! These were just the answer's I put which are just as likely to be wrong as right..
Reply 1385
Original post by Beth_L_G
Shall we try an start an unofficial ms?

My memory is awful, so the only qs I remember are from the optional (astrophysics)


How did you draw the diagram? And what lens eye or OBJ?

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Thought there were a few hard ones :frown: the mass of ice I ran out of time to get and I definitely got bubbles constant wrong :frown: did it in metres! Anyone know which star was further?
Reply 1387
Original post by MSI_10
How did you draw the diagram? And what lens eye or OBJ?

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I went with eyepiece lens, as it had strong magnification + a short focal length ?

also the diagram was this:
http://image.tutorvista.com/content/light-refraction/object-beyond-f2.jpeg
Original post by HEH95
These were the numerical answers I got, sound familiar to anyone? (I'm hoping and praying people say yes haha)

Radioactivity section:
25.7 MeV
0.034 kg (specific heat capacity one threw me, this is probably wrong)
130.5 moles
28.1 kgm^-3
0.167 kg

astro section:
78 cm
1.21x10^10 m

8.7x10^-19 rad
(I assumed that 1 solar mass was the mass of the sun - am I right?)

6.11x10^-11 rad
(couldn't get the 5:1 ratio unfortunately so I've made mistakes somewhere)

71.9 kms^-1Mpc^-1
13.9 billion years


p.s. no one treat this as a mark scheme by any means!! These were just the answer's I put which are just as likely to be wrong as right..


I did medical physics

But I'm glad our moles density meV answers match :smile:

That mass of ice threw me to defo got that wrong




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Original post by HEH95
These were the numerical answers I got, sound familiar to anyone? (I'm hoping and praying people say yes haha)

Radioactivity section:
25.7 MeV
0.034 kg (specific heat capacity one threw me, this is probably wrong)
130.5 moles
28.1 kgm^-3
0.167 kg

astro section:
78 cm
1.21x10^10 m

8.7x10^-19 rad
(I assumed that 1 solar mass was the mass of the sun - am I right?)

6.11x10^-11 rad
(couldn't get the 5:1 ratio unfortunately so I've made mistakes somewhere)

71.9 kms^-1Mpc^-1
13.9 billion years


p.s. no one treat this as a mark scheme by any means!! These were just the answer's I put which are just as likely to be wrong as right..


Having done "Turning Points", I can't comment on the astro q's...
I agree with your answers - I got 0.016kg for the ice q.
What did everyone get for the mass defect? I got 26.7 then got 25 :frown: didnt know whether to include positrons
I got around 24.7 for the MeV question. Yeh you have include the positrons.
Original post by blahblahh
What did everyone get for the mass defect? I got 26.7 then got 25 :frown: didnt know whether to include positrons


Yes you needed to include positrons
Reply 1393
I got 0.015kg for the ice or something like that
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did anyone do turning points ? speed of 2.6x10^8 for the mass one ?
Original post by Infinity1
Yes you needed to include positrons


luckily I did in the end and got 25 as my answer
Original post by HEH95
These were the numerical answers I got, sound familiar to anyone? (I'm hoping and praying people say yes haha)

Radioactivity section:
25.7 MeV
0.034 kg (specific heat capacity one threw me, this is probably wrong)
130.5 moles
28.1 kgm^-3
0.167 kg

astro section:
78 cm
1.21x10^10 m

8.7x10^-19 rad
(I assumed that 1 solar mass was the mass of the sun - am I right?)

6.11x10^-11 rad
(couldn't get the 5:1 ratio unfortunately so I've made mistakes somewhere)

71.9 kms^-1Mpc^-1
13.9 billion years


p.s. no one treat this as a mark scheme by any means!! These were just the answer's I put which are just as likely to be wrong as right..

I agree with pretty much every single one of them! Yay!

The 78 cm one I got that at first, then reread the question, rearranged the equation and got 48 point something. It was supposed to be aprox 50cm I think the w said so I hope that's right

You're probably right though :L
Original post by blahblahh
did anyone do turning points ? speed of 2.6x10^8 for the mass one ?


Yes, I got this! Turning points section was harder than all past papers' in my opinion!
Original post by AWithers95
Yes, I got this! Turning points section was harder than all past papers' in my opinion!


Really ? I thought turning points was great and the section A was horrendous haha,
Original post by blahblahh
What did everyone get for the mass defect? I got 26.7 then got 25 :frown: didnt know whether to include positrons


24.7, I included the positrons but I really wasnt sure...


Some really tough calculation questions I though, mainly the mass defect, mass of the ice and volume of the gas ones. THere were some rather obscure written ones too, 6 markers not too bad though, tunrining points lacked many calulations...

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