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Gcse combined science trilogy physics paper 1 (higher) aqa - unofficial mark scheme

This exam isn’t till the 22nd but everyone please share the answers that you think are right after doing the exam.
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The answer to physics is calculations.
The answer to the 6 marker was 40
what 6 markers?
Original post by Paolo3100
The answer to the 6 marker was 40
I got 40 for the 6 mark specific heat thing
Original post by archiedunne2002
I got 40 for the 6 mark specific heat thing

how, it was asking for the specific heat capacity of water?
I got 4800 for spec heat cap
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for the specific heat capacity of water, it was 4751, converted to 2sf is 4800
6 marker on specific heat capacity:
Had to calculate E(energy transferred) by using E = P X T as you were given the power and time was 120 seconds if I tenner correctly. However the power was in Kw so you needed to convert to watts. Then sub in to specific heat capacity equation.
yeh, i used the energy transfered equation [power(W) x time(s)]. converted kW to W and i got 312000J. Rearranged the specific heat capacity equation to find specific heat capacity and got 48000J/kg °C

Original post by Sammmyuel12
I got 4800 for spec heat cap
how did you get that mate? i got 4800J/kg°C

Original post by Paolo3100
The answer to the 6 marker was 40
Original post by Iamthatkid212
how did you get that mate? i got 4800J/kg°C



2.6 x 1000 = 2600
2600÷(0.80x80) = 40
Yeah I got it 6 marks in the bag.
Original post by Sammmyuel12
I got 4800 for spec heat cap
No mate, first part is correct but then you would multiply 2600W by 120s to give 312000J and then do 312000/(0.80 x 82) = 4756.09756
= 4800J/kg°C
Original post by Paolo3100
2.6 x 1000 = 2600
2600÷(0.80x80) = 40
Reply 14
how was the specific heat capacity question worded? can't seem to remember it
did the paper have two 6 markers?
Yeah, one was about the movement of air molecules of the different states of argon, and the other was a calculation of specific heat capacity
Original post by Paolo3100
did the paper have two 6 markers?
anyone else get something like 0.1212 for the mass of water
Reply 18
Original post by Paolo3100
The answer to the 6 marker was 40


no it wasnt ur meant to use another equation because u needed thermal energy change
Did anyone get 14:19 for ratio question at the end?

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