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Non-uniform motion: CAIE A‑Level Physics questions

Every CAIE A-Level Physics exam question on 3.2 Non-uniform motion, June 2024 and the specimen papers, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q1(b)

    June 2024 · Paper 2

    2 marks3.2 Non-uniform motion
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    June 2024 Paper 2, question 1(b): Fig. 1.1 shows a sphere falling at terminal velocity in air. sphere terminal velocity Fig. 1.1 Assume that the upthrust on the sphere is negligible. On Fig. 1.1

  2. Q1(c)

    June 2024 · Paper 2

    2 marks3.2 Non-uniform motion
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    June 2024 Paper 2, question 1(c): The mass of the sphere is 49 g. Calculate the drag force FD acting on the sphere. FD = N [2]

  3. Q1(d)

    June 2024 · Paper 2

    3 marks3.2 Non-uniform motion
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    June 2024 Paper 2, question 1(d): The sphere is falling in air at a terminal velocity of 25 in SI base units. The density of the air is 1.2 in SI base units. The diameter of the sphere is 0.060

  4. Q9

    Specimen · Paper 1

    1 mark3.2 Non-uniform motion
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    Specimen Paper 1, question 9: An object is dropped at time t = 0 from a high building. Air resistance is significant. Three graphs are plotted against time: x the height of the object above
All 4 questions on Non-uniform motion, as a list
  1. June 2024, Paper 2, Q1(b) (2 marks): Fig. 1.1 shows a sphere falling at terminal velocity in air. sphere terminal velocity Fig. 1.1 Assume that the upthrust on the sphere is negligible. On Fig. 1.1
  2. June 2024, Paper 2, Q1(c) (2 marks): The mass of the sphere is 49 g. Calculate the drag force FD acting on the sphere. FD = N [2]
  3. June 2024, Paper 2, Q1(d) (3 marks): The sphere is falling in air at a terminal velocity of 25 in SI base units. The density of the air is 1.2 in SI base units. The diameter of the sphere is 0.060
  4. Specimen, Paper 1, Q9 (1 mark): An object is dropped at time t = 0 from a high building. Air resistance is significant. Three graphs are plotted against time: x the height of the object above

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