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PHYS 1-2024 Solution

The document is a compilation of solved physics examination questions for Form Four students preparing for the NECTA 2024 Physics 1 exam. It includes various physics problems and their solutions, covering topics such as optics, mechanics, thermodynamics, and electrical circuits. The document is authored by multiple contributors, providing a range of solved examples to aid student understanding and exam preparation.

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PHYS 1-2024 Solution

The document is a compilation of solved physics examination questions for Form Four students preparing for the NECTA 2024 Physics 1 exam. It includes various physics problems and their solutions, covering topics such as optics, mechanics, thermodynamics, and electrical circuits. The document is authored by multiple contributors, providing a range of solved examples to aid student understanding and exam preparation.

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Examination focus series 0685621967 if you don’t ask the remains no forever

PHYSICS FOUNDATION EXAMINATION

EXAMINATION FOCUS

FORM FOUR

NECTA 2024 PHYSICS 1

Solved by teachers

1. Solved by Mahimbo Jr ……………0786187182


i ii iii iv v vi vii viii ix x
D C C D E A D C D B

2. Solved by Mahimbo Jr ……………0786187182


List A i ii iii iv v vi
List B H E F C D G

3. Solved by Sir Charles …..0762480806


(a) From the diagram

700

Normal line
700

700

400

Normal line
A

From mirror B
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700 00
00
Also
00

Angle of incidence on mirror B and angle of reflection on mirror B


On mirror A
400 00
00
Also
00
Angle of incidence on mirror A and angle of reflection on mirror A

(b) Given u = 160cm


M=7
Required = f =?
From
M=
………………… (i)
Also
0 ………………. (ii)
For v = Mu
u +Mu =160
8u= 160
u = 20cm
From lens formula
Substitute (i) , v = mu and u = 20cm

0 0

0 0

0
f = 17.5cm
The length of projector = 17.5cm

4. Solved by mr Oasis Mp ……………………0676080386

(a) Height at base of mercury , = 76cm = 0.76m


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Height at top of mercury, 0


Pressure differences between sea level and the top of hill due to mercury,
)
00 0 07 0
= 14,960Pa……………………………………(i)
Pressure difference due air column at height h

0 …………………………….(ii)

0 14,960Pa
h = 1,196.8m
Height of mountain = 1,196.8m

(b) Sketch

Q P

2m 3m
c.g=800N

Required load that support each of them =?


Consider moment about centre of gravity (c.g)
Let

Using principle of moments


∑ ∑

2
………………………………………..(i)
Also,
Upward force = down ward force
00 ………………………………….(ii)
by plugging (i) in (ii)
00
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0
And
0 = 480N
So boy Q support a load of 480N and boy P support a load of 320N

5. Solved by Mr Epimark …………….0659887205


(a) Impulse = m (v –u)
Where, m = mass of harmer, v = final velocity, u = initial velocity
Impulse = 3kg x (0 -5m/s)
Impulse = -15kg.m/s
The negative indicates that impulse is in opposite direction to the initial direction of
harmer
(b) Efficiency , e = 00
M.A = but V.R = = 0
00
Then
0 0
M.A = =8
00
Also we know that
M.A =
L = M.A X E
L = 8 X 160
L = 1280N
6. Solved by maetinelucas86@ -0746651051 + sir martin ndolyo - 0613232831

(a) Solid in hot water


When solid get heated its temperature increases which increases thermal energy of the
molecules, resulting to increase in amplitude of vibrations, means space between molecules
also increases, hence solid expands.

(b) Data

Mass of metal, = 200g = 0.2kg

Initial temperature of metal = 000

Mass of water = 50g = 0.05kg

Temperature of water = 00

Let final temperature of mixture be

Heat lost by metal = heat gained by water


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(100 - )= ( 0)

0.2 400 (100 - ) = 0.05 4 00 ( 0)


0
Solve get, =4

7. Solved by maetinelucas86@ -0746651051

(a) Pipe A closed at one end


(i) Fundamental mode (1st harmonic)

𝜆
4 L

In pipe A, closed at one end (N-----------A)

400

(ii) Second harmonic (first overtone )

𝜆
4 L

400 = 1200Hz

0 0
(b) + +
For super scripts
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238 =206 + 4x
x = 8helium
Number of alpha = 8
For subscripts
92 = 82 + 8(2) + y (-1)
Solve get y = 6
Thus number of beta = 6
0 0
The equation must be written as + +

8. (a) Three types of volcanoes


 Active volcanoes
 Dormant volcanoes
 Extinct volcanoes
(b) Main types of ocean tides
 Spring tides
 Neap tides
(Try to explain the points given if possible put examples)

9. Solved by sir martin ndolyo - 0613232831


(a) (i) capacitors are connected in series because equivalent (total ) capacitance
in series tends to have small value
(ii) Value of x,
For series connection
+
+
Solve for get,

(b) Sketch
I 6Ω
1Ω
I
I 3Ω

12V

Total resistance Ω
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From I =
 Current through 1 Ω , I= 4

 From potential = IR

Potential at 3Ω = Potential at 6Ω
Then
Current, I at 6Ω
Total potential = pd at 1 +pd at 6Ω
12V = I
12V = 4 +6 I
I

Now potential at 6Ω = 1.33A 6Ω =7.98 V


Also potential at 3Ω = 8V
Then current, I = = 2.67A

(c) Time = 11:00pm - 6:00pm = 5hrs


1unit = Tsh80
Total power = 0.25kw+0.5kw +3.0kw+2.0kw =5.75kw
Power consumed in kWh = 5.75kw x 5hrs = 28.75kwh
If 1unit = 1kwh, then 28.75kwh = 28.75units
Costs will be as follows
1 unit = Tsh 80
28.75unit = x
Solve get x = 2300Tsh
The cost = 2300

10.Solved by sir Epimark mtey …0659887205 (call him)

11.Solve by sir Mwampamba……. 0685621967


(a) Required to find the distance of separation X and Y

X Y
/ P /
/ /
/ /
33m

For speed of sound in air =330m/s


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Let the distance from P to the wall Y = d


-Time for sound to travel to wall x and back to p, = 0.2seconds
0
-time to travel to wall Y and back to P, =
0
Separation of two echoes given as
04
0.2 = 0.4
0

Then distance between walls x and y = 33+99 =132m

(b) Diagram of induction coil

Function of induction coil


 produce high voltage alternating current from low voltage direct current
 Stores energy in form of magnetic field in the core.
 Used to produce sparks in internal combustion of engines

(c) (i) When the door is closed, the normally closed (NC) switch is closed,
completing the circuit. Current flows through the coil of the relay,
energizing it. The relay’s contact close, completing the circuit alarm, which
remains inactive. When the doors open , the normally closed switch opens ,
interrupting current flow to the relay coil. The relay de-energizes , its
contacts open , and the alarm circuit is completed , activating the alarm.
(ii) This system is “fail-safe” because if there’s a failure in the circuit (e.g.
Examination focus series 0685621967 if you don’t ask the remains no forever

wire breaks, or the relay malfunctions). This can cause the alarm sound if
there is a break in the circuit, indicating potential breach.

By
Paul Mwampamba (coordinator, writer and designer) …0685621967

Understanding physics
Each one teach one. (examination focus)

-SERIES, MONTHLY EXAM, HAND


WRITTEN NOTES WITH ALL TIE
SOLVED PROBLEM, PERTOPIC
EXAMS UNDERSTANDING
PHYSICS BOOK F2, F3, F4 and
understanding solved practical.

0685621967.

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