mr ayeesPMVENGITZUI¥K TP overnational paccalaureste! Baccalauréat Intemational IMM | ll nn et puvsics HIGHER LeveL PAPER Wednesday 7 May 2014 (morning) 1 hour INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES + Donet open this examation paper untlinstrcted todo 0. + Ansnerall the questions + Foreach question, choose the answer you consider tobe the best and! indiate your choke ‘on the answer sheet provided, + clean copy ofthe Physes Data Booklets required fr tis paper. + Themaximum mar fo this examination papers [40marks erator gen 2141 2 Mid4/PHYSUMPMIENGITZUXX ‘The force of ai esitance F that acts on a car moving at speed vf given by F-=hy* whee Fis ‘constant What the uit of A em Bens © em Do kgm? ‘The volume ¥ ofa cylinder of radius Rand height is given by Y=xA. The volume ofthe cinder was measured with an uncertainty of 10% athe eight was measured with an uncertainty (oF 6%. Wha is tho uncersinty inthe radius ofthe exlinder? AL 1% 2. 2% 4% Do a% {A body moves on staight Hine. The graphs show the variation of displacement with time. ‘Which grap shows motion with non-zero acelratin and non-zero ntl velocity? AL displacement, B._ diplacoment, o 0 o Tie 0 Tine C.diplacement, DL displacement, / a 0 of 0 Tne 0 neMISM4PHYSUHPMENGITZUX 4. The graph shows how the net fore F that wets ona Body varies with the distance that the body nas tevele Af avllng 6m, tho change in the kinetic energy ofthe body is 0. 201. C30) D 60. “Tuen overMU4/PHYSUHPMIENGITZAXX S.-Twoblocks of weight SN and 2N ae atached to two ropes, X and Y, oN ‘The blocks hang vertically. ‘The mas of he ropes is negiible. What is the tension in X athe terion in? ‘Tension in X | “Tension in A 1" 7N D 1 2N c SN 2N psx aN (6. The maximum speod with which ae can take a eitulr ten of rains Rev. The maximum speed ‘with which the sme ear, under the sme conditions, nn take a circular un of radius 2 A Bw, ct D. 2Mia/PHYSUPM/ENGITZUXX. ‘7 Aull ofmassm is projected horizontally with sped y roma eight above the foo. Alevesitance isnegiibe, h + ‘The horizontal stance travel by the bal othe point whee it lands on the Noor depends on A. mand henly. B. mand only. © hand vents D. mband x 8 A ild ine is normal oan equipotent surface {or both electic and gravitational fel B, —forelectrc bu not gravitational fields (C. for gravitational but nt electric lds . former electric nor gravitational Rs neo ‘Turn overMI4/PHYSUEIPMIENGITZUEXX 9, ‘The magnitude of the potential atthe surfice ofa plant is F_ What isthe escape sped from the surface ofthe plane? aw a c WE Dre 10, A fixed mass of wats heated by an elctc heater of unknown power? The fllwing quantities remessiod 1. massof water inoreane in water temperate tie for hich wate is heated Imorde to cau P he specific heat apy of the water is equied. Which areas requited? A. Tandon B. Landi only ©. Mandi only De Aland AL, Ablock ofr of mass 10kg and temperature 10°C is brought nt contact with a block a on of| mass 20k and temperature 70°C. No ene transfer takes place except betwen th two blocks ‘What wil be the final temperature ofboth locks? A. 30°c Bare ese BaeMUA/PHIYSUHPMTENGITZUXX 12, Tho pressure-volume (?-) graph shows an adiabatic compression of fixed mass ofan del gas " ‘Which ofthe elovng comet describes what happans tothe temperature and the intemal enesey ofthe gas daring tho compression? ‘Temperature | Inter energy A | desrenses | desrenses [increases | no ctange a es D. | increases | increases 13, _Anideal gas expands at constant pressure. The raph shows the relationship between pressure? and volume fortis change. Bavrecr nnn pia assists ED roevotre of | Ut na TEE oe HEED Pires visit ‘The chang in the internal energy ofthe gas during this expansion Is 18001, Wht is the amount and ‘A. 30005 it the as 3B. 30001 ou ofthe gs ©. 600rimo the gas D. 6004 out ofthe es miss ‘Tuen overMI4/PHYSUHPMIENGPTZUXX 14, Awaveofpeiod 0s taves through a medium. The graph shows the variation with distanced of the displacement of points in the medium. aT dim ‘Wit isthe average sped ofa point in the median dung one fl esilation? AL Oms! B. dome" cms" D, 400s" 415, A body undergoes simple harmonic mation, Which graph coretly shows the variation vith Adsplcementx ofthe velocity v ofthe body? A a ™ o ol 0 ¥ fo ¥ c y D. ” al lo e %16, Two loudspeakers, Land emit det i sl sound waves. Mis PRYSVHPMENGITZ IX ott) ‘The waves leaving Land Lain phase and are observed at pints Pand Q “The wavelength ofthe sound is 060m. The distances of poinsP and Q fom the loudspeakers axe shown inthe ingram Which ofthe elowing frac about the intensity ofthe soundat Pana the itensity ofthe sound at? Intensity at P Intensity at Q a maximum maim, S ‘maxima ‘minimum C minim maximum a ‘minimum ‘minimum ‘Twen over=10- MIAi4PHLYSLPMTENGITZUCX 17, The diagram shows the fundamental (rst harmonic) ofa standing stony) sound wave ina pipe openat enced Atany instant, ll the molecules of ain the pipe esate withthe sme AL phase. BL amplitude c.veocity. D.accelerationau -MI4/PHLYSUEHPNENGITZUIX 18, Monochromatic cohaon lights incident ona nacow rectangul sit. The difrcted light isobserved ‘on distant screen. ‘The graph below shows how theinesityof the ight varies with pasion on the seeen, intensity a poston “The width ofthe sits edaced Which graph shows how the intensity of ight observed avis with postion on the screen? ‘The ovina difinton pate shown witha dotted line A Intensity B intensity ecto Mi = poston « v, Intensity ‘Turn over, ° 2-1s- MLAA/PEEYSUHPMIENGITZUEXX. 23, Two negatively charged particles are release from rest half-way between two oppositely charged paral plates in vacuum, 9° Oo “The particles take the stme time to each the postively charged pte, The particles must have the same ‘A. charge ony mass only Cas anchors >. rato of mass to chirg, 24, Tinee parallel wires, X, ¥ and Z, cary qual cures. The cuents in X and 2 are directed into the page. ThecureninY is directed out ofthe page. e ° e x y 2 Which row shows the diction ofthe magetc force expesienced by wire Z? | | sor Turn over= 16- _MIS//PHEYSUIHPMIENGITZUXX 25, The gap shvethe vation vith oe ower? prod ns it ing neon ‘ont ogre el Ni fA 120. 100: 90 PrKw © \Which ofthe following desrbes the average pres produced athe period of rotation ofthe coi emma [bd af eiw som [enw os ef ew sm vo) Bev omon PHYS MENGITZIOEX 26 Abarnap is close toa col. Nother nse els pee. An anaes is connected 10 0 ‘The mage nthe col are moved athe lowing ways 1. ‘Themgnet andthe cil bth nave tthe ight withthe same speed. ML ‘Themputis stationary ad thecil moves tobe et ML ‘This shionary andthe mage moves tobe ight Inch ofthe owing wil he ammeter intact? ‘A. tantttenly 3. Iandttony © Mad tony D._Tealy 27. Thespesia eats th easy sequel change the pase of ‘A. onekilogamofa substance. 1. sate at constant tenprae aliquid at constant temperate. D one kilogram ofa austen at constant tenpertie 28. The lowest feguency emited by an gan pipe tat is open at both ends is What is the owes fequene emated by an gan pipe ofthe same length hat i closed at oe ent? L a4 os cygp, The diagram shows loop of wire ina wifom nagpetic eld, LB “The Huy cache a sca ad he fli ete at am angle 0 to te noma o he pla of the foop The sagt of B is increasing at a nfo rate R. Wha isthe emf induced in L:? a A ed Blood x © S08 D Risin so, The sketch erp shows how the gravitational potential of a planet vases with distance r ftom the cente ofthe plane of radius o% R r ‘Te npitde of the gration eld tenga the pont r=R eqns the ‘A. sea benveen the graph an the axis between r=Rand r= B. praia ofthe raph at=R inverse ofthe wae ofthe paphatr=R D. valueot!’atr=R divided by &31. A lock slides down an inclined plane at constant speed. A ‘Which eiagram represents the e-ody diagram of we forces ating onthe block? A2. 2. M ‘Which ofthe following i ttement of Om a? A. Thetestane ofa conductors constant 1B. The cues ina conduct is inversely propriona to the potential difereace across the conductor provided the tengeature is constant . ‘Teresistance ofa condetor is constant provided hatte temperate s constant, D. The cuenta conductors proportional tothe potential irene across Apres ed Noareve ya ides valan ane Ot the ground, Kgndingaisesitnce, ‘which of he following comet expression fr the max ight eached bythe projectile? vino a vate 2e Year a Pet cc wsne = pb ree e ‘Anstual es poser sation hs an ott of 00MW and an eiciency of 50%, The mas of wal ‘bie tat isbened per econd is 20kp. Wit the energy density of atl gs? AL sag! BoM! dong! D. coms? 35 Which ofthe following best defies non seaewable els? ‘A. They pode tot of degraded enc in comparison with renvabe fs They have vr igh cory ety tt rode renee They camo be roid again D ‘Theat of cospton smh gener tan he rte a wich hey ae bing podea2 Mia/PHYSUMPMJENGITZIUXX, 36, Theaverageintnsty ofthe solar radiation incident ona pane is 200m, Theabedo ofthe planet |s46. The average temperature of the planet is constant ‘Which ofthe following is coret statement about the intensity of radiation refected aerated bythe plane? Intensity reflected by planet | Intensity radiated by pla a ra0Wnn? own? B n20Wm? Tes than 80 Win 2. wm 20m? a Wm"? less than 120Win?™ 37. Abody X ofemissiviy is at tmperatue 7, X is insides box whase walls act asa Back body of temperature 7.7, i greater han 7, ‘What isthe net intensity of radiation leaving body X? A on BL colt © eol'-ols D. en(tt—nt) eon ‘Turn over-n- MaArPRYSUHPAVENGITZ1-XX 38 Inahytoetecic power lant wate of density 1g fil hong. an average ight of 100m The volume of wr Hein gh te pies pet secon is On What ee sana power generated? A wow Bw © ww Dp ww 38, Which wave phenomenon i ot eloely aso wit th eating of the information fiom a compact dse(CD)? A. ittaction Baetreace © Retin D. Potion 40. The gravitational eld strength at pat Xin a gravis eis defied asthe force ‘AL pervnitmnsson ase plicedatX BL omamass placed aX (© perunit sms ona sl point mass placed at X D ‘ona soll pint mass placed at X