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    This document is an answer booklet for a physics practical exam containing 3 experiments: 1) Determining the mass of an object using a meter rule and protractor. The student records their measurements and calculations of the mass. 2) Measuring the temperature of a beaker of water over time as it cools. The student records the temperature measurements and graphs the results. 3) Investigating the relationship between current and voltage in two circuits using an ammeter and voltmeter. The student calculates ratios of current and resistance and compares them.

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    This document is an answer booklet for a physics practical exam containing 3 experiments: 1) Determining the mass of an object using a meter rule and protractor. The student records their measurements and calculations of the mass. 2) Measuring the temperature of a beaker of water over time as it cools. The student records the temperature measurements and graphs the results. 3) Investigating the relationship between current and voltage in two circuits using an ammeter and voltmeter. The student calculates ratios of current and resistance and compares them.

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    This document is an answer booklet for a physics practical exam containing 3 experiments: 1) Determining the mass of an object using a meter rule and protractor. The student records their measurements and calculations of the mass. 2) Measuring the temperature of a beaker of water over time as it cools. The student records the temperature measurements and graphs the results. 3) Investigating the relationship between current and voltage in two circuits using an ammeter and voltmeter. The student calculates ratios of current and resistance and compares them.

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    CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

    PHYSICS 0625/5
    PAPER 5 Practical Test
    ANSWER BOOKLET
    OCTOBER/NOVEMBER SESSION 2002
    1 hour 15 minutes

    TIME 1 hour 15 minutes

    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
    Write your name, Centre number and candidate number in the spaces at the top of this page.
    Answer all questions.
    Write your answers in the spaces provided in this answer booklet.

    FOR EXAMINER’S USE

    TOTAL

    This answer booklet consists of 7 printed pages and 1 blank page.


    SP (AT/SLC) S32042/2
    © CIE 2002 [Turn over
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    0625/5/Ans Bk/O/N/02
    3 For
    Examiner’s
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    1

    (c) x = .............................................................

    y = ............................................................. [4]

    (d) Calculation of m

    m = ............................................................ [2]

    (e) How you judged that the centre of the 50 g mass was directly above the 10.0 cm mark.

    ..........................................................................................................................................

    ..........................................................................................................................................

    ......................................................................................................................................[2]

    (f) x = .............................................................

    y = .............................................................

    (g) Calculation of m

    m = ............................................................ [3]

    (h) Calculation of the average of the two values of m

    average m value = ..................................... [4]

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    4 For
    Examiner’s
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    2 (a)–(e)

    time t/s temperature θ/°C

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    [4]

    (g) Conclusion

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    Justification

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    ......................................................................................................................................[2]

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    (f)

    0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320
    time / s

    [8]

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    6 For
    Examiner’s
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    3 (a) V = ....................................................

    I1 = ....................................................

    (b) I2 = ..................................................... [3]

    (c) Calculation of I1/I2

    I1/I2 = ................................................. [3]

    (d) Calculation of R1

    R1 = ...................................................

    Calculation of R2

    R2 = ................................................... [2]

    (e) Calculation of R2/R1

    R2/R1 = .............................................. [2]

    (f) Within the limits of experimental error, the values of I1/I2 and R2/R1 are

    ......................................................................................................................................[2]

    0625/5/Ans Bk/O/N/02
    7 For
    Examiner’s
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    (g) Circuit diagram

    [3]

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    8 For
    Examiner’s
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    4
    (d) Record of u .......................................

    (e) Record of v .......................................

    (f) Record of H ....................................... [5]

    (h) Record of x .......................................

    (i) Record of y .......................................

    (j) Record of h ....................................... [3]

    (k) Calculation of u/v

    u/v = ..................................................

    Calculation of y/x

    y/x = ..................................................

    Calculation of H/h

    H/h = ................................................. [5]

    (l) Precaution

    ..........................................................................................................................................

    ..........................................................................................................................................

    ......................................................................................................................................[2]

    0625/5/Ans Bk/O/N/02

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