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This document is an examination paper for Cambridge International AS & A Level Physics, specifically for Paper 2 AS Level Structured Questions for May/June 2026. It includes instructions for candidates, a list of physical constants, and various structured questions covering topics such as mechanics, waves, and electricity. The total marks for the paper are 60, and candidates are required to show their workings and use appropriate units in their answers.

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This document is an examination paper for Cambridge International AS & A Level Physics, specifically for Paper 2 AS Level Structured Questions for May/June 2026. It includes instructions for candidates, a list of physical constants, and various structured questions covering topics such as mechanics, waves, and electricity. The total marks for the paper are 60, and candidates are required to show their workings and use appropriate units in their answers.

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@ Cambridge Assessment 7 International Education Cambridge International AS & A Level CANDIDATE NAME ea CENTRE ] CANDIDATE, NUMBER NUMBER | oe ‘== puysics 9702722 "ZS Paper 2AS Level Structured Questions MayiJune 2026 = 1 hour 15 minutes. = = SES You must answer on the question paper. ‘=== No additional materials are needed. INSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions. Write your answer to each question in the space provided Do not use an erasable pen or correction fluid. Do not write on any bar codes. You may use a calculator. You should show all your working and use appropriate units. INFORMATION © The totel mark for this paperis 60. «The number of marks for each question or part question is shown in brackets [ This document has 20 pages. Any blank pages are incicated. ¢ (DE/SG) s42400/3, © UCLES 2025 L Use a black or dark blue pen. You may use an HB pencil for any diagrams or graphs. Write your name, centre number and candidate number in the boxes at the top of the page. [Tum over r Data acceleration of free fall speed of light in free space elementary charge unified atomic mass unit rest mass of proton rest mass of electron ‘Avogadro constant ‘molar gas constant Boltzmann constant gravitational constant permittivity of free space Planck constant ‘Stefan-Boltzmann constant Formulae uniformly accelerated motion hydrostatic pressure upthrust Doppler effect for sound waves electric current resistors in series resistors in parallel L OUCLES 2025 g = 981ms* ¢ = 3.00x10°ms™ e = 160x10-%C tu = 1.66x 107 kg m, = 1.67 x10 kg 9.11 x 10°" kg N, = 6.02 x 10% mol" R= B31JK* mol" k= 138x107 0K* G. = 6.67 x 10° Nm?kg? = 885x10%Fm* = 8.99%10°mF*) h = 663x 10“ Js o = 6.67x10¢Wm?K* s = ut+ tat? vo = u?+2as Ap = pgAh F = pv 6-8 Is R= a R srozreans2s DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN, DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN 4 rTumowsr | s702m2n25 w 8 = ox z 3 a a 3 I sssbiiis bail ke Sieua tema Jahinaiisiiad Wi tknand 1ONO0. 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(1 | © UCLES 2005 [otal: 10] sroa2nwures Tur over_] r 7 2 (a) Define the moment of a force about a point. on ptoask....0}.. fw... Andl..peepend calor distance. froen..pi Aho ere. OCHOM...0.. POM nee senennnenennsen : ; {b) Atree of mass 270kg grows out of sloping ground and is supported by a post, as shown in Fig. 2.1 a) 4 2m i tem Fig. 2.1 (not to scale) ‘The ground applies a total force Ron the tree at point Q The centre of gravity of the tree is a horizontal distance of 1.2m from Q. ‘The post applies a force F of 1800N perpendicular to the line PQ. The line of action of F passes through point P at an angle Ato the vertical. P is a horizontal distance of 1.6m from Q. The tree is in equilibrium and all forces act on the tree in the same plane. (i) By taking moments about point Q, show that dis 25°. We t2 = 80D OP 270x381, 62 2 480% 46 cosQ cwr9 = 9.906 = O= &s° a l ‘OUCLES 2025 vores | DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN: (DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN. = RRA YANG Ae (POE RN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN: DO.NOT WRITEIN THIS MARGIN: DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN: ‘DONOT WRITE IN THUS MAAC, OUCLES 2025 svoue2naias 7 7 (il) On Fig. 2.2, draw a labelled scale vector triangle to represent the forces acting on the tree. The weight of the tree has been drawn to scale. weight F Fig. 2.2 2] (ill) The tree exerts a pressure of 150kPa on the top of the post. Determine the surface area of the tree in contact with the post. L (s00 = 0.012 m 1SDx 10! area= 0.04.2. oem? [2] {Total: 8] o] ~ 8 14 3. Two progressive water waves X and Y travel along a straight line from point A to point B. The 3 variation of displacement of the waves with distance from A at an instant in time is shown in E Fig. 3.1. 2 ig. E = Z g 20- g displacement/cm 10: wave X distange from A/ mj LO be alate eal ah eee 10 wave Y Fig. 3.4 (a) State the amplitude of wave X. ; amplitude om [1] (b) Both waves have frequency 16Hz. (i) Determine the speed of wave X. OT AE = O.4xlb= 64 ms" speed = . A. ms [2] (ii) State and explain whether X and Y are coherent. %-Ondl..¥..0Re,...cpharank...be.couse.... thace AAU. CQ... Ad Soha... Z ae plmse. clgpesence, CUCLES 2025 s7oazanaues | MAUL WRG LE Yara areucery, O:NOT WRIT EIN: TRUS MARISIN. NOT-WRITE SN THIS MARGIN: DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN: T ° “7 (c) Wave X and wave Y superpose to form a resultant wave. On Fig. 3.2, sketch the variation of displacement of the resultant wave with distance from A at the instant of time shown in Fig. 3.1. 20: displacement/cm. 10: 10: 20: Fig. 3.2 el {d) The intensity of wave X is J,. The intensity of wave Y is Iy. Use Fig. 3.1 to determine the ratio 7% iy oAg wh LA Ae We yy af 4 (2) [Total: 8] OUCLES 2025 9702/2225 [Turn over | T . 71 4 Asmall ball is dropped from rest from height h, above the ground and falls vertically downwards. The ball collides with the ground and bounces back vertically upwards, reaching a maximum height h,. Fig. 4.1 shows the ball just before and just after hitting the ground, ball, mass 0.25kg speed 3.6ms~t ground speed 5.2ms“! before hitting ground after hitting ground Fig. 4.4 The ball has mass 0.25kg and is in contact with the ground for a time of 0.18s. Just before the ball hts the ground, it has speed 5.2ms-", Just afer it leaves the ground, it has speed 3.6ms, Air resistance acting on the ball is negligible. {a) State and explain whether the collision is elastic or inelastic. {b) (i) Calculate the change in momentum of the ball during the collision with the ground. Op = 0.26 (5.243.6) 22.2 kg ms! change in momentum 8 Da cockgms™ [2] (i) Determine the average force on the ball during the collision with the ground. F: 4p. 22 BE > ae RN OF force | P DST g work done = nance BA rine vod 13) i [Total: 7] i 2 8 z 2 z E Z 2 8 2 S : & E : 5 2 8 | © UCLES 2025 svozenaes “ 7 6 (a) Define electric potential difference across a component. _-onerg,.trns fered. gec..santh..chearg...fP, Ave he from 4. pond. tn..ancthar...poind..... ra} (b) A circuit contains four resistors and a battery of electromotive force (e.mf.) 8.0V with negligible internal resistance. When the variable resistor has resistance R, the currents in the circuit are 0.030, I, and Z,, as shown in Fig. 6.1 8.0v }—— L oz + R 2102 0.0304, q 4302, 2402 Fig. 6.1 {i) Determine the charge passing through the battery in a time of 4.0 minutes. Q- Te= 0.03% 4060 > F220 charge = .€ 2 (ii) Calculate J, 12 £2 0.012 A 430 +240 Ty resssesse Dee Dl Decrcrseeneererneie A [2] l © UCLES 2025 s7o2reanwres J DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN. DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN, DONUT WaRITE ma Thes manose 18 77 (ii) Calculate 1, T= 1-2 = 0.080-0.012= O.0I8A > Tye cen Buncccvnnnnee AU] (iv) Determine R. Q1210- 2 — 9 Re 230-2 0.018 RE SO... cessssmneuesnees ® [2] 5 ' i 2 g DO NOT WRITE IN-THIS MARGIN: 00 NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN. l @UCLES 2025 sToze2nwi2s [Tur over T 16 ~T] (c) The variable resistor in (b) is fitted with a scale so that its resistance can be accurately determined. ‘The resistor of resistance 2409 is now replaced by a new resistor X of unknown resistance. Agalvanometer is connected as shown in Fig. 6.2. {h--h 2102 4302 Fig. 6.2 With reference to ratios of resistances, explain how this circuit can be used to determine the resistance of X. sohun...vartaole .remistoe...ts. adjusteel for--gabaanomsle..j5..280.. thon. oft... RETOLD, OF. 2)0.2..0nd..vonable.cogstuner i 05 to. Ip...’ Oy featsbance.Op A302. canel....X. (en ABS. Ret R10 - (2 [otal: 10] l ©UCLES 2025 s7oz2nai25 | x ‘DO.NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN: DO NOT WRITE IN THIS MARGIN: r 7 17 7 (a) State what is meant by a fundamental particle. oa. parhielf...Are...o8n.20h..be...brtekclew.....Ja...sma ler. (b) A nucleus X has 14 nucleons and p protons, The ratio of charge to mass for nucleus X is 4.4 x 107Ckg™! 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