Unit 1 Physics Exam S1 2019 B and C only

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NAME: Homegroup:___ Year 11 Semester 1, Physics Exam SLC June, 2019 Time: 10 minutes reading +80 minutes writing Examiner use only Section A – Radiation /32 Section B – Thermodynamics /24 Section C – Electricity /24 Total /80 - Students are permitted to bring the following examination room: pens, pencils, highlighters, erasers, sharpeners, double sided A3 summary sheet, scientific calculator. - Students are NOT permitted to bring into the examination room: blank sheets of paper and/or white out liquid/tape; dictionary. - Students are NOT permitted to bring mobile phones and/or any other electronic communication devices into the examination room. Instructions: - Do NOT pick up your pen/pencil and begin writing until you are instructed to do so by the examiner. - Write your name in the space provided on this page. - Write your name on the answer sheet provided for multiple choice questions. - Remain silent throughout the entire duration of the exam and keep your eyes on your own work. - Silently raise your hand if you require assistance. - Complete all answers and show all required workings out in this booklet in the spaces provided. At the end of the examination: - Sit quietly and wait for the examiner to give you further instructions.
Section B – Thermodynamics Question 1. (7 marks) a. Which one or more of the following temperatures cannot exist? A. -12K B. -373 o C C. 12 o C D. 10000K (2 marks) b. A blacksmith hammers an iron bar. The iron bar gains 500J of energy from the hammering. Overall the iron bar ends up with a net gain of 220J. How much energy did the iron bar lose to gain from its surroundings? State the magnitude of your answer in the first box and circle the correct option in the second box. ∆U= Q – W ∆U=500-220 = 280 (3 marks) c. A block of ice at 0 o C turns into water at 0 o C when it gains 2500J of heat energy. What is the initial mass of the block of ice in grams? M=Q/L M= 2500 ÷ 3.34 × 10 5 = (2 marks) 10000K Lost Gained 280 J 7.49g
Question 2. (5 marks) The graph below shows the heating curve for a 2.0kg sample of material that is initially solid at room temperature and finishes as a hot liquid. Energy is added to the material at a constant rate. a. Calculate the specific heat capacity of the material in its solid form. Q=mc∆T C=100kJ/100 C=Q/M∆T C = 1kJ C=100kJ/2 × 50 (2 marks) b. Calculate the latent heat of fusion of the material. Q=mL L=Q/m L= 300 ÷ 2.0 = 150 (2 marks) 1 kJkg -1 K -1 150 kJkg -1 K -1
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