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Physics  Form 4  Answers

               3.  (a)  d = v × t  = 1500 × 0.18  (ii)  •  There is resistance       a particle of the medium
                         = 270 m                      between the loaded spring      vibrates/oscillates but
                (b)  The depth of the sunken ship     and the oil.    [1]            does not move along with
                   =  d  =  270  = 135 m             •  As a result, energy is lost   the wave.       [1]
                                                      from the system as heat
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                (c)  Ultrasonic waves have more       energy.         [1]
                   energy than audio waves.          •  If no external force is applied,    7.  (a)  •  The convex-shaped peak of
                                                       the spring will eventually   the wave is like a convex lens.
               4.  (a)  P = X-rays                    stop completely.   [1]                          [1]
                     Q = Infrared                    •  Damping.      [1]        •  The light rays from the lamp
                (b)  (i)  100.6 × 10 Hz or                             4           passing through the peak will
                             6
                      1.006 × 10  Hz           (d)  (i)                            be converged on the screen to
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                                                                                   produce a bright band.
                   (ii)  Wavelength                                              •  The trough is like a concave  [1]
                      =  3.0 × 10 8                                                lens.              [1]
                       1.006 × 10 8
                      = 2.98 m.                                                  •  The light rays from the lamp
                                                                                   passing through the trough will
                (c)  For taking the image of the                      [1]          be diverged causing a dark
                   patient’s bones.                  •  Move the hand              band.              [1]
                                                       to-and-fro, perpendicular                      4
               5.  (a)  (i)  High frequency sound     to the spring.   [1]
                      waves.                         •  The waves move forward   (b)  (i)  •  The frequencies of the
                   (ii)  •  Ultrasonic waves          along the spring.   [1]        waves in both the deep
                       transmitted by the bat is     •  The string tied to the       and shallow areas are the
                       reflected by the body of       spring which represents        same.            [1]
                       the bird.                      a particle of the medium      •  The wavelength of the
                      •  The reflected waves is       oscillates perpendicularly     waves in deep area is
                       detected by the bat.           to the direction of the        longer than that in shallow
                      •  The time between             waves.          [1]            area.            [1]
                       the transmission and          •  This shows that in          •  The speed of the waves
                       detection of the signal by     the propagation of a           in deep area is higher
                       the bat is equal to twice      transverse wave, the           than that in shallow area.
                       the distance between the       particle of the medium                          [1]
                       bat and the bird.              vibrates/oscillates        (ii)  •  When the angle of
                      •  With that, the distance      perpendicularly with the       incidence is zero, the
                       between the bat and the        direction of the wave.  [1]    direction of waves
                       bird can be estimated                                         moving from deep to
                       through the period of                       Max  4            shallow areas remains
                       time transmission and      (ii)                               unchanged.       [1]
                       detection of the ultrasonic                                  •  When the angle of
                       waves.                                                         incidence is not zero,
                (b)  (i)  Distance = d m                              [1]             the  waves  change their
                           2d = 1 450 × 120 × 10 .                                   direction when moving from
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                      Therefore d = 87 m.            •  Move the hand to-and-fro,    deep to shallow areas.  [1]
                                                      parallel with the spring. [1]
                   (ii)  v = fλ                      •  The waves move forward                        5
                      1 450 = 45 × 10  × λ            along the spring.   [1]  (c)  Refraction of waves   [1]
                                 3
                                 1450                •  The string tied to the
                      Therefore, λ =                                          (d)  (i)  •  The resort is to be built
                                45 × 10 3             spring which represents        near the bay     [1]
                              = 3.2 × 10  m           a particle of the medium      •  The waves at the bay are
                                     -2
                                                      oscillates parallel with the
             Section B                                direction of the waves.  [1]   calmer than at the cape [1]
               6.  (a)  A system that undergoes a    •  This shows that in          •  due to the divergence of
                   periodic to-and-fro movement. [1]  the propagation of a           the waves’ energy from
                (b)  •  Spring B carries a bigger     longitudinal wave, the         the bay          [1]
                    mass than that of spring A.  [1]  particle of the medium        •  and the convergence of
                   •  Spring B oscillates with a      vibrates/oscillates parallel   the waves at the cape  [1]
                    bigger period than spring A. [1]  with the direction of the   (ii)  •  To reduce erosion,
                   •  Spring B oscillates with a      wave.           [1]            retaining walls are built  [1]
                    lower frequency compared to                    Max  4           •  to reflect the waves from
                    spring A.          [1]                                           the shore        [1]
                   •  The bigger is the mass      (iii)  •  Work done by the hand in   •  and to reduce direct
                    attached to the spring, the       moving the spring              impact of the waves on
                    lower is the frequency of its        to-and-fro causes the       the shore        [1]
                    oscillation.       [1]            energy to be transferred   (iii)  •  Concrete structures with
                                                                                     a gap in between are built
                                        4             in the form of waves           at the designated area for
                (c)  (i)  Oscillating with the        along the spring.   [1]        children         [1]
                      amplitude decreasing with      • The string tied to the       •  Waves passing through
                      time.            [1]            spring which represents
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