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CSEC Physics June 2015 Paper 2 LFXWZB
CSEC Physics June 2015 Paper 2 LFXWZB
8-0=8ms
half-life for 20 activity = 16-8
=8
1.25 activity
Alpha
Gamma
Gamma radiation
C=m*c
=2*2400*63
=302400 J
=4,600,000 J
Q=mass*latent heat of vaporiztion + Q=m*c*change is T
=302400+4,600,000 = 4,902,400 J
Eectricl resistance is a measure of its opposition to the flow of
electric current.
6V
An object at rest remains at rest, and an object in motion remains in motion at constant speed
The acceleration of an object depends on the mass of the object and the amount of force applied.
Whenever one object exerts a force on another object, the second object exerts an equal
F=m*a
a=(V2-V1)/t
(0-26)/0.1
=-260 m/s^2
F=70Kg*-260m/s^2
= -18,200 N
Change in momentum=force*time
time=change in momentum/force
t=-1820/45000
=0.04 secends
A given mass (or number of moles) of an ideal gas occupies a volume that is proportional to its absolute temperature. The gas occupies a volume because its molecules (or atoms) have kinetic energy, i.e., they move with a given velocity,
When absolute temperature is zero, the kinetic energy and thus the velocity of the molecules is zero, and thus the gas now does not have any volume.
You can put a gas in a cylinder with a piston, subject to constant pressure (for example, atmospheric). If you plot the volume as a function of temperature, in a traditional scale (C or F), you will notice that volume decreases linearly with tem
Now, rename that point as 0 K, and assume that a difference of 1 C is the same as a difference of 1 K. You got the Kelvin scale, where 0 K = - 273.16 C
(5*25*50)/25*1
=250ml
p1*v1/t1 = p2*v2/t2
P2 = p1*v1*t2/t1*v2
(5*60*50)/25*50 =30000 Pa
magnification = image distance/object distance
it is on the right side of the lens