Section B (28 marks) ‘Answer all questions. 16 Some water is poured into. a messixing cylinder and the volime recorded before and ater a stone's paced genty into the cyinder witout water spiling ae s0/-— Ez TT 2—— 40 Vs, reading on Vs, reading on measuring eyinger easing cylinder betore stone is added ‘ter stone Is added (2) Compete the fotowing table Vilem? Vale | volume of stone em? 0 ‘The mass ofthe stone ha previously been measured as 0025 ka, (©) Name tne measuring insrurent that was used to measure the mas of ostone, t (@) Calcaate uve density ofthe stone in gem” ens of stone = ta () State and expan if a bigger stone ofthe same composition woul! have 8 aitferent density rom the value caleviatd in (¢). "1 otal: 7m 16 8) Wir Velen? | Volume of stone en? 250 65 25 (0) Blectronic mass balance / Beam balance (6) 0025kg=25-(1), Density = Maes / Volume 116 9/ em" -(1) (8) ttwouldhave hac the same density -(1)17 Apondulum consists ofa small bob connected toa light sting as shown, ‘The time taken fr 20 complete oscilatons is m as tyand tyne table below. tls tls Avena 13 us 22.45 22.38 (©) Complete the tate above to show the (average time tenon {ime for one peied ot the pendulum, T. a 0 10 show how making the falling changes to the pendulum changes the period of tre pendulum. Assume there Is no a resistance, change in period change to pendulum (INCREASES, DECREASES, 'NO CHANGE} Increasing the length of the string ‘se @ bob of smater mass ‘swing the bob witha larger amptuse a (Tota: 6m) 417 (a) (Should be measured to centre of bob.) 4.90m 02.0 em) (1) (do nataccept 2 cm) (©) Gi) teange should folow sf of ty and ts (i) time for one period ofthe pencubim, T (accent 3 of4 5.) hs ls. Tosa 18 Ts DAs 2258 a2 tat o Change te pendulum | __ Change in period Increasing the length ofine sting increases Use a bon of sna ler mass ‘No change: ‘Suing the bob wih alarger artelivde No change.