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HONG KONG ENGLISH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM. 1967.)
Suggested Answers to Physics.
Section C.
7(a)(1) Snell's Law: When a ray of light passes from I'
one medium to another the ratio of the sine
of the angle of incidence in the first medium to the sine of the angle of refraction in the second medium is a constant for any given pair of media.
(ii) Consider a ray passing from a medium to a legg
dense medium with a small angle of incidence. The refracted ray is diverged from the normal. If the angle of incidence is gradually increK- sed until for a certain critical angle of in- cidence, the angle of refraction is just 90°.
Let 1 be the critical angle. By Snell's Law
ein i
sin r
where n is the refractive
index from air to a par-
ticular medium.
Since r-90" when 1-1
(b)
white
light
Source
(0)
WAH KIU YAT PO
~STOMER TO B.
CITY HALL
(ii) T is not affected by a strong wind blowing
at right angles to the line AB.
(iii) T is not affected by an increase in the
frequency of the sound.
(iv) T becomes smaller by an increase in the
temperature of the air because the velocity,
· of sound increases.
(b) The velocity of sound is given by the formula
v = IX
If we can find the wavelen, th of the sound wave emitted by a standard tuning fork of frequency f, we may easily calculate the velocity v.
We use a resonance tube to accomplish this.
In the first position of resonance the length of the tube is 4, But the antinode at the top does not coincide exactly with the top of the tube 26 shown in the diagram. This ie called the end correction, To eliminate this, we can
measure a second position of
resonance. We eliminate the end correction by subtracting one from the other.
Length of tube for 1st position of resonance
L.
om.
Length or tube for 2nd position of resonance
.om.
air
J
then
glass
and
ne
sin90
Bin 1 1
(2) - (1)
sin 1.
y = fλ
I
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。
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(1)
(in)
(i)
(d) By Fleming's right hand rule, a magnetic field
is formed such that the magnetic flux passes from the bottom to the top inside the oil and back to the bottom from outside of the coil. The magnetic north pole was in the bottom of the coil while the magnetic south pole was at the top of the coil. Since the needle is unmagnetised ariginally and is placed at the the centre inside the coil, the position of the needle is unchanged. When the current is on, the steel needle is magnetised and the surface of the needle below the coil or facing the ground becomes south whereas the surface above becomes north. When the current is switched off The magnetism remains in the needle and the position of the needle is such that the north pole surface points to south and vice versa.
V 2f(L- 4.
(1)
(2)
(c: Let x yd. be the distance between the man and cliff riginally, the velocity of sound. Then roshe first cho
=
from the second echo
7=27 x + 220
put (1) into (ii) 3.7v
2.5vj± 440
v = 366---
(ii) x=
2-521003
yd./ses ft./sec.
(10(a)(1) Ohn's Law: The current passing through a wire
at constant temperature is proportional to the potential difference between its ends.
· Potential difference
Ne may write, (ii)
I, Ri
V
current
Resistance
R. and R. are two resistors in parallel, Suppose the tom. tal current is I amperes and the current passing through Ris, and the furrant passing through
R2 is 12
་ where V is the potential difference across the circuit. Then I I. +
V
Int 12
1
Where R is the combined resistance.
-
cliff
1
1
+
Solving for R, R =
or V
• 1 + 4/2
V
V
R1 R2
壕
+
Lens to focio
Right on alit
Prim
on
reim formsch
wate screen.
Production of a fairly pure spectrum,
Jem
Join PP
cutting BC at E. Let PE x cm.
PE is the apparent thickness of the block of glass. P is the real thickness.
From.
refractive index
9
1.5
I
x = 6
cm.
Real thickness Apparent thickness
Q
- 1375
yds.
2+220 -
'Answer:(i). The velocity of sound in air is
1100 per seo
(ii) The original distance of the man \
from the cliff is 1375 yds.
(d)(1) Tone or quality depends on the waveform and
overtones,
(11) Pitch depends on the frequency. (iii) Loudness depends on the amplitude.
(e) Let n be the -
n be the frequency of wire B
£ be the length of wire A.
L be the length of wire B,
M
be the mass per unit length of wire A,
M be the mass per unit length of wire B,,
&
a
be the tension of wire A,
be the tension of wire. B,
be the diameter of wire A,
be the diameter of wire B.
k is a constant.
15 mA 75 mV
resistance of the meter.
R-155 ohms.
If the metter is to be modified to give full deflection for a current of 1.5 A, we have to} use a shunt in parallel with the meter, The Current passing through the shunt is
-0.015 1.485- amp. Remembering that the potential difference V across each is the same.
for the milliammeter V = 0.015 x 5 ...(1) V - 1.485 x R ...(2) -(2) 1.485R = 0.015 x 5
R * 0.0505
ohm.
Answer: The resistance of the meter is 5 ohms,
The shunt is 0.0505 ohm so as to give full scale deflection for a current
of 1.5 A.
LIBRARIES
Since wires A and B are made of the same materiai the dengity of them are the same.
(o) Resultant resistance
185+10+
10x10 10+30
-200
Current passing through the
V/R 2/200
185
-0.01 amp.
10 QA,
10 x 10
0.01 x
10+10
-0.05 V.
❤
Answer: The distance between P2 and Pa is.
9+6 = 15 cm.
(a) As shown in the diagram,
PQ is an incident ray through the centre of a ciroular glass digo com- posed of tyo similar semi“. circular glass blocks with a very narrow air space in. between. Starting A-50*-
N'
the combination is rotated in the clockwise di- rection. Let MN ba the normal,i.e. the straight Line perpendicular to the plane edges through the centre Than the angle of incidense will be 90-A. If this angle is smaller than the crit- ical angle, the ray will emerge into the air space
at an angle r to the normal. Then angle r wilI be the incident angle of the ray into the other glass block. Owing to the fact that the light raya are reversible, the angle of refraction in the second glass block will be 90-A which is the angle of incidence in the first glass block. Since the air space is very narrow, we can assume that there is no displacement between PQ and XY. Therefore PQXY is a straight line. Now we con- tinue rotating A to such a position that 90°-A is greater than the critical angle, total re- flection occurs, the ray bends along the air
spage. This valus of A lies between 90 MEILE
180. Suppose the total reflection occure at an angle of incidence which is above the ling FQXY. (Fig.2) Continuing rotating for further 96 and the ray emerges again along XY. This means - that the critical angle is now below PQXY(Fig.3] Comparing fig.2 and fig.3, we find that
2(908)
or 8 = 42°
96
zefractive index of glass
CNC 1.5
Fig (3)
sin.
Fig (2)
T is not affected by a strong wind blowing)
Answer. The ratio of the tensions in A and B)
is 15
Section D.
metal
Remisphere
insulator
-moving
Bilk belt
point conduct
battery
Van de Graaff generator.
(b)(1) When a pin is put upside down on the upper terminal of the Van de Graaff generator, all the charges on the metal hemisphere will ac- cumulate at the point of the pin, because charge is mostly concentrated at places where the surface is sharply curved. If the charge continues to accumulate, there will even be a electric wind away from the point, The positive charge is sprayed off quickly. (11) If the upper terminal of the generator was dusted with lycopodium powder, the powder was attracted to the hemispherical metal tex minal because the powder was induced a nezám tive charge.
milliammeter
Reading in the millivoltmeter
- 50
10.2
Answer: The reading or the milliammeter is
10 må. The reading of the millivolt- meter is 50 mV.
(á) Current flowing through the
resistance 573 amp.
Since each cell consumÓB
17 gma of zins, and the potential differenca of each Leckanohet cell is 1.5 V, there ara two çella in geries.
Total mass of zinc consumed 17 x 234 gms
0.8. - 0.00034 gms/coulomb: From Faraday's law or electrolysis, E.c.e. WIt FAL zack cell
17.
x 0.00034
x 10
78 hr. 2 min,
Bec.
Answer: The time required is 2 hr, 2 min,
Appendix,
Section B.
2(c) (211 The mechanical advantage of this pulley
Bystem is 6 x 33%
Effort
200
2.
-100 lbs.
Answer: The effort required to lift a load
of 200 lbs. is 100 lbs,
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