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B (ADVANCING PHYSTCS PHYSTCS) Universe RiseandFallof theClockwork Thursday

17 JUNE 2004

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answeron thequestionpaper. Candidates materials: Additional Booklet Data,Formulae and Relationships Electronic calculator

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USE FOREXAMINER'S You are advisedto spendabout20 minuteson SectionA and 55 minuteson SectionB. Mark Section Max. The numberof marksis givenin brackets[ ] at the end of each questionor partquestion. 21 A in for the qualityof writtencommunication Fourmarksare available SectionB. B 49 The valuesof standardphysicalconstantsare give in the Data, 70 TOTAL data requiredare Booklet.Any additional Formulaeand Relationship question. givenin the appropriate This question paperconsists of 16 printed pages. sP MML53953/03574621/6.3 @OCR2004 [Hn00/37091

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SectionA Hereis a listof energies. 1O-15J

1O-18J

10-21 J

1O-24J

6-t constant,k = 1.38x 1g-2s.1 the Boltzmann to Choosethe valuefromthe listthat is the bestapproximation T= 300K, (a) the energyof a nitrogenmolecule at roomtemperatur@, ............ J

answer f = 9 x 106K. (b) the energyof a protonin the interiorof a starat temperature, . answer

..........J...

t2l Hydrogenatomscan emit ultravioletlightof wavelength122nm.A spectrumfrom a distant quasarshowsthat this light has been stretchedto a wavelengthof 440nm. This is an redshift. exampleof cosmological (a) Calculatethe factorby whichthe Universehas expandedsincethe lightwas emitted by the quasar.

= .............. factor

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(b) Explain redshift. whyobjectsfurtherfromtheEarthshowa greatercosmological

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yourconclusion.

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2.0molof an idealgasis keptat a pressureof 1.5x 105Pa anda temperature of 310K.

FC ff

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l2l (b) The mass is pulleddowna smalldistancefurtherand then released.This sets the massoscillating. of theoscillation' thefrequency Calculate

= .............. fr equency

......Hz [3 ]

at a speedof 7.3ms-1.The A circusclownfiresa watergun thatejectswaterhorizontally waterleavesthe gun at a rateof 2.7kg5-t.

Fig.6.1 (a) Showthat the rate of changeof momentumol the wateron leavingthe gun is about 20 kgm s-2.

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tzl (c) The waterstrikesa secondclownat the samevelocityas it leftthe gun. Thewaterbouncesoff the clown. a forcegreaterthan 20 N fromthe wateriet. Explainwhythisclowncouldexperience

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forthe qualityof writtencommunication. In thissection,fourmarksareavailable Thisquestionis aboutusinga capacitorto storeenergy. Peoplesufferingfrom heartproblemscan be fittedwith implantabledefibrillatorswhich candeliveran electricshockto 'kickstart'theheart. capacitance

200pF

p.d.acrossfullychargedcapacitor 390V discharge time

1 0m s defibrillator heart

Fig.7.1defibrillatorin position Thissystemusescapacitorsto storeenergy. defibrillator. Thetableshowssomedataabouta capacitorusedin an implantable (a)

(i) Calculatethe energystoredin the fullychargedcapacitor.

ener gy

......J[2]

(ii) Calculatethe averagerate of energytransferto the heartwhen the capacitor discharges.

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(c) In fact,the energyrequiredfrom the capacitorin this defibrillator is abouttwiceas muchas calculated in (a)(i).Onesolutionto thisproblemis to increasethe p.d.across the capacitor. Calculatethe factorby whichthe p.d.mustbe increasedto doublethe energystored in the capacitor.

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l2l is 2.2ms-1. duringthisoscillation (ii) The maximumspeedof thesatellite speedoccurs. at whichthismaximum of thesatellite Statethe displacement

displacement.............

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(iii) Statethe acceleration of the satelliteat the instantthat maximumspeedoccurs.

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dueto thisoscillation. of a satellite (iv) Calculate the maximumacceleration

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l2l (b) The communications aerialon the satelliteis observedto shakeviolentlyat one particularfrequency. Thisis an exampleof resonance. (i) Explainwhythe aerialbehavesin thisway.

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Thisquestionis aboutheatingsoupwith microwaves.

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E ooeo Fig.9.1 (a) The microwave ovensuppliesenergyto the soupat a rateof 600W. of 20'C. Thesoup,of mass0.40kg,hasan initialtemperature willbe about85"C. Showthatafterthreeminutesof heatingthe maximumtemperature kg-t 6-t specificthermalcapacity= 42OOJ

t3l (b) Use ideasaboutthe Boltzmannfactor,f = s-E/Kr,to explainwhy increasingnumbersof rises. fromthe soupas its temperature moleculesevaporate

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(c) Thesoupcontainer hasa tightfittinglid on it. (i) As the temperature rises,the number of moleculesin the vapourincreases. Exp l a i nw h y th e g ro w i n gnumberof moleculesin the vapourincr easesthe pressureof the vapour.

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10 Thisquestionis aboutthe timeit takesa planetto orbitoncearoundthe Sun.Thisis called the orbitalperiodof the planet. symbolswillbe used. ln thisquestionthe following orbitalperiodf meanradiusof orbitF massof sun M, massof planetMo

Fi9.10.1 (a) In the seventeenth centuryJohannesKepler(Fig.10.1)suggesteda relationship betweenthe orbitalperiodof a planetf and the radiusof its orbit F. This relationship can be writtenas T2cr.R3.'

Datafor fourof the planetsareshownin Fig.10.2.

T2lyear2 2

radius3/A.U.3 Fig.10.2 to H3. Statewhichfeaturesof the graphshowthat f2 is proportional

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(iv) Fora circularorbit,thespeedv is givenby

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l2l (v) Calculatethe mass of the Sun M" usingthe following datafor the orbitof the planet. G=6.7x10-1tP*z;.n-z R=1.5x1011m T = 3 . 2 x1 0 7 s

m assof Sun= ..............

.......kg[2 ]

(c) TheSunlosesmassat a rateof 6.2x 1011kgs-t. Suggestand explainhowthis masslossmightaffectthe orbitof the planet.

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