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PEPERIKSAAN PERCUBAAN SPM
TAHUN 2018
MAJLIS PENGETUA SEKOLAH MALAYSIA (KEDAH)
FIZIK
Kertas 2
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Total Mark 1(a) State the meaning of velocity correctly
Rate of change of displacement 1 1
(b) (i) Tick the correct box
Zero acceleration 1
3 (ii) Show the correct substation
s = 1
2 (8+4) (2.0)
Answer with correct unit 12.0 m
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2(a) Tick the correct box
Longitudinal wave 1 1
(b) (i) Mark the rarefaction region correctly
X at correct place 1
4 (ii) Calculate the wave length correctly
λ = 3.514 = 4.0 cm 1
(iii) Show the substituition correctly v = f λ = 2 x 4.0
Answer with correct unit 8.0 cm s-1
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3(a) Name the logic gate correctly
OR gate 1 1
(b) Draw the circuit diagram correctly
2 parallel switches
Corrent arangement of light bulbs
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(c) Complete the output X corrently X = 0, 1, 1, 1
4 correct answer - 2 marks
2-3 corrent answer - 1 mark 2 2
(d) State the electrical component correctly
HDR / Thermistor 1 1
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Total Mark 4(a) (i) Draw the arrangement correctly
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(ii) State the wave phenomenon correctly
Total internal reflection 1 1
(b) (i) State the meaning correctly
The angle of incidence in the denser medium when the angle of
reflection is 900 1
5 (ii) Calculate the critical angle correctly
n = 1
sin 𝑐
c = 41.810
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1 (iii) Complete the ray and label the image, I, correctly
1+1
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5(a) State the meaning of electric field correctly
A region which a charge experiences an electric force 1 1 (b) (i) Compare the voltage of the power supply
Diagram 5.1 > Diagram 5.2 1
3 (ii) Compare the electric field strength
Diagram 5.1 > Diagram 5.2 1
(iii) Compare the speed correctly Diagram 5.1 > Diagram 5.2
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(c) (i) Relate the voltage and the electric field strength
The higher the voltage, the higher the electric field strength 1
2 (ii) Relate the electric field strength and the speed of the ball
The higher the electric field strength, the higher the ball’s speed 1 (d) Explain the observation correctly
-The bigger portion of the flame attracted to the negative terminal plate / plate Q
-due to its higher mass of positive ions of air molecules.
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6(a) State the meaning correctly
Light with single colour // One wave length // One frequency 1 1 (b) (i)
(ii)
Tick the boxes correctly Constructive
Wave length of blue light < wave length of red light 1 (iii) State the relationship correctly
The smaller the distance between 2 consecutive bright fringes, x,
the smaller the wave length 1
(d) Arrange the value of x corrently xB, xG, xR
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(e) State the changes correctly
Rainbow / light spectrum is seen 1 1
8 7(a) (i) State the meaning correctly
Elastic limit is the maximum applied force whereby the spring will return to its original length
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4 (ii) Show the substitution corrently
K = m1 = 25
Answer with correct unit 0.4 N cm-1
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(b) (i) State the elastics limit and reason correctly Higher elastic limit
Can support greater force
1 1
6 (ii) State the stiffness of the spring and reason correclty
Higher stiffness Higher spring constant
1 1
(iii) State the diameter of the spring wire and reason correctly Larger diameter
Higher spring constant/can support greater force
1 1
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Total Mark 8(a) State the meaning correctly
Heat required to increase temperature 1oC for 1 kg of mass. 1 1
(b) Show the correct direction
2 2
(c) Explain the phenomenon correctly
- Land has low specific heat capacity // Land heat up faster - Hot air less dense rises up
- Cool air moves towards land Any 2 2
(d) (i) State the stopper correctly Hollow plastic
State the reason correctly
Prevents heat from escaping the thermos flask.
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6 (ii) State the double wall correctly
Vacuum
State the reason correctly
Less heat will lost through conduction..
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1 (iii) State the space correctly
Glass
State the reason correctly
To prevent heat transferred out of the thermos flask through conduction and convection.
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(e) State the most suitable thermos flask correctly
Q 1
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9(a) State the meaning of pressure correctly
Force per unit area 1 1
(b) (i) Compare the area of pistaons correctly
The area of the piston B > piston A
Compare the forces correctly
The force acting on the piston B < piston A
Compare the pressure correctly
Pressure of liquid in the piston B = piston A
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5 (ii) State the relationship between area and force correctly
The larger the area of piston, the larger force acting on the piston 1 (iii) Name the principle correctly
Pascal’s Principle 1
(c) Explain how the hydraulic jack can lift up a vehicle correctly
M1 The force applied to the small piston produces pressure
M2 Pressure transmitted equally throughout the liquid.
M3 The area of piston A is lower than piston B.
M4 A greater force is produced
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(d) (i) M1 State the size of tyre correctly
Used large / chain steel tyre
M2 State the reason for M1 correctly
Lower pressure/ not easy to embedded in the soil
1 1
10 (ii) M3 State the strength of the shovel correctly
Strong Shovel
M4 State the reason for M3 correctly
Not easy to break / long lasting
1 1 (iii) M5 State the density of fluid correctly
Lower density of fluid
M6 State the reason for M5 correctly
Good lubrication
1 1
M7 State the characteristics of the fluid correctly
Incompressible fluid
M8 State the reason for M7 correctly
Transfer pressure efficiently
1 1 (iv) M9 State the ratio of the area correctly
High ratio of area output piston and small piston
M10 State the reason for M9 correctly
Higher output force.
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Total Mark 10(a) State the physical quantity correctly
Current 1 1
(b) (i)
(ii)
Compare the velocity and the angle correctly M1 Velocity 10.2 ˃ Velocity at 10.1
M2 Angle 10.2 ˃ Angle 10.1
State the relationship between the velocity and the angle of deflection correctly
The higher the velocity, the greater the angle of deflection State the relationship between the velocity and the rate of cutting of magnetic flux correctly
The higher the velocity, the higher the rate of cutting of magnetic flux
State the relationship between rate of cutting of magnetic flux and the magnitude of induced current
The higher the rate of cutting of magnetic flux, the higher the magnitude of induced current
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(c) Explain the deflection of pointer of galvanometer correctly M1 Galvanometer pointer deflects.
M2 When bar magnet is moved towards the solenoid,
magnetic flux linkage occur/ cutting of magnetic field lines M3 Emf is induced in the solenoid.
M4 Induced current flows in the circuit through galvanometer
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(d) M1 State the thickness of diaphragm and reason correctly Thinner diaphragm
M2 State the reason for M1 correctly Easy to vibrate
M3 State the elasticity of diaphragm and reason correctly High elasticity
M4 State the reason for M3 correctly Easy to vibrate
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10 M5 State the thickness of voice coil and reason correctly
Thick voice coil
M6 State the reason for M5 correctly Low resistance
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M7 State number of turns of voice coil and reason correctly Greater number of turns
M8 State the reason for M7 correctly
Increase rate of cutting of magnetic flux// increase induced e.m.f. 1
1 M9 State the strength of magnet and reason correctly
Strong magnet/ High strength
M10 State the reason for M1 correctly
Increase rate of cutting of magnetic flux// increase induced e.m.f. 1 1
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Mark Mark 11(a) (i) State the meaning correctly
Reciprocal of focal length / Power = 1 Focal length
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5 (ii) Explain the procedure correctly
M1 Facing the convex lens on lens holder to a distant object M2 Placed a screen on the opposite side of the lens to object M3 The screen is adjusted forth and back until a sharp image
is formed
M4 Distance between screen and centre of the lens, f is measured
M5 The power of lens = 1
Focal length Max 4
(b) M1 State the power correctly
The power of objective lens should be low M2 State the reason for M1 correctly
Higher magnification
M3 State the diameter correctly
Bigger diameter of the objective lens M4 State the reason for M3 correctly
To receive more light rays
M5 State the length of the optical path, L correctly L = fo+ fe
M6 State the reason for M5 correctly
So that the final image is formed at infinity
M7 State the component between two lenses correctly Two right angle isosceles prisms
M8 State the reason for M7 correctly
Four times of total internal reflection occur // Smaller size of binocular
M9 Choose of correct binocular Binocular R
M10 State all the reasons for M9 correctly
Combination of (M1, M3, M5, M7) // (M2, M4, M6, M8)
Calculate the distance between lenses correctly L = 40 + 7.14 = 47.14 cm
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5 (ii) Show the correct substitution and answer correctly
Magnification = Pe
(iii) State the effect on the image correctly
The final image is diminished 1
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Total Mark 12(a)(i) State the meaning of beta correctly
High speed electron emitted from radioactive decay 1
5 (ii) State the film correctly
P 1
(iii) State the reason for (ii) correctly Beta particle penetrate into region P
Beta particle can be blocked by aluminium and lead
1 2 (b) M1 State the type of radiation correctly
Gamma ray
M2 State the reason for M1 correctly Can be detected from outside the body M3 State the state of matter correctly Liquid
M4 State the reason for M3 correctly Easy and fast absorption into the blood stream M5 State the half life correctly
Short half life
M6 State the reason for M5 correctly Deplete faster from the body
M7 State the type of detector correctly GM tube
M8 State the reason for M7 correctly Better detector
Calculate the energy released correclty Energy = 8.68014 x 10-30 x (3 x 10 8)2