Csee Physics 21
Csee Physics 21
3. (a) i. Force: Is anything that can set a stationary body in change the motion or
change the motion of a moving body’s. 0.5mark
ii. Pressure. Is the force acting normally per unit area. 0.5 mark
(b) (i) Force: Is a weight when it is exerted by the earth on the body in the earth’s
gravitational field. 1 mark
(ii) Force, F = ma
300N = 1200kg . a
a=
a = 0.25m/s2 2 mark
Using the eqn. of motion with V = 0, a = 0.2m/s and t = 80 sec
2
V = u + at
O = u + (-0.25) x 80
O = u – 20
U = 20m/s 2 mark
=
= 600N/m2 2 mark
The minimum pressure comes from the side with the largest area.
4. (a) A diode is device which allow currect to move through it in one with far-greator ease
than in the other. 1 mark
Time
5. (a) Magnetic materials are the ones which can be made into magnetic when sufficient
magnetic field has been applied. 1 mark
(b) The law of magnetism; states that: Like poles repel unlike poles attract 1 mark
(c) To locate the position of the North pole of a bar magnet, a bar magnet is freely suspended
by a thin string in still air and left to come to rest. A north pole will appear to point north
wards, while the South pole will point south wards.
S N
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When electric current flows in the solenoid. Magnetic field is included in the space inside the
solenoid. This magnetic field are aligns magnetic domains inside into one direction south to north.
After the current in out off still with retain magnetism because all of its domains point in one
direction 3 marks
Coiled solenoid
N S Pushing in
d.c
(b) Factors that affect the speed of sound in air include 1 mark
i. Temperature
ii. Direction of wind 2 marks for any 4 points
iii. Humidity
iv. Density of air
(c) When a hall as many people, most of sound is absorbed by clothes and skin of the
audience, these echoes don’t occur. but when the hall has few people there is little absorption
of echoes by the wall and furniture thus multiple echoes rise which hinders clear audibility of
sound. 3 marks
(d) Data
Time, t = 0.65
Distance, d = 99m
From v =
=
= 330m/s 3 marks
1mark 1 mark
V V
ii. I = I =
RT RT
R1.R2 6 x12
but RT = R1 + R2 = 6 + 12 = 18Ω but RT = = 4Ω
R2 R1 12 6
1.5V 1.5V
I = 2 marks I = 2 marks
18 4
I = 0.08A I = 0.375A
V2
P =
R
220x220
P=
57.6
P = 840.3 W
Power will be 840.3 W 1 mark
8. (a) i. Alpha (α)particles are helium nuclei ( 24 He ) discharged during a nuclear disintegration.
1 mark
ii. Beta (β) – particles are electrons (ie.) discharged during a nuclear disintegration
1 mark
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iii. Gamma (Ɣ) – rays: are highly energetic electromagnetic waves dis charged during nuclear.
1 mark
(b) Given Radon nuclear 222
86 Rn
222
86 Rn a
b X + 42 a
222 = a + 4 → a = a + 218
86 = b + 2 b = 84
222
86 Rn 218
84 X + 42 a
218
84 X c
d Y+ 0
1 b
218 = c + 0 c = 218
84 = d – 1 d = 85
The nucleus formed is 218
85 Y.
Mass number = 218; Atomic number = 85 3 marks
9. (a) Speed: is the rate of change of distance while velocity is the rate of change of distance
moved in a specific direction. 2mark
(b) It is termed as car speed because the car doesn’t travel in a straight line because the road is
not so straight to have car velocity. 1 mark
(c)
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i. Acceleration =
= =
= 4m/s2 2 marks
ii. Deceleration =
= =
= 2m/s2 2.5 marks
Total distance covered = area of Trapezium ABCD
= ½(BC +AD)h
= ½(20 + 35)20
= 55 X 10
= 550m
Total distance coveredis 550m. 3 marks
ii. Solar system is the system consisting the Sun and Planet bound to it by gravity.
1 mark
(b) The different between
Star Planet
Emit their own light Do not emit their own light
Twinkle at night Do not twinkle at night
Appear to be moving frpm east to west Appear to be moving from west to east
Their temp. is usually very high Their temp depends on the distance from the
Countless in number sun.
Very big in size, only appear small the Countable only eight in the Solar system.
earth loss they are far from the Earth Relatively small in size as compared to the
Stars.
3 marks for any 3 points
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11. (a) i. Centre of gravity of a body: is a point through which the resultant weight of all
particles in the body appear to be act. 0.5 mark
ii. Racing cars: have wide wheel tracks so as to increase stability. Wider tracks provide
wider base which hidden turning over. 1 mark
(b) Stable equilibrium of a body: ii equilibrium if it returns to its equilibrium position after it
has been displaced slightly, An example cone standing on its base or a sphere resting on a
concave surface.
1 mark
1 mark
Neutral equilibrium: A body is neutral if it stays in the displaced position after it has been
slightly displaced Gravity exerts no moment about base eg. Is a cone standing on its curved
surface or a sphere resting on a horizontal flat surface.
1 mark
(c) i. A mechanic should choose long spanner to loosen tight nut base it provides greater
moment of a force than a shorter one. Therefore it can cover cone the huge force
exerted by the nut. 2 marks
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1 mark for correct diagram
30cm 50cm
5cm d1
mg mg = 50g
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