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IGCSE Physics Mark Scheme: Movement & Position

This document is a mark scheme for the Edexcel IGCSE Physics exam, specifically focusing on the topic of movement and position. It includes detailed grading criteria, question formats, and acceptable answers for various physics concepts related to forces and motion. The document outlines the scoring system, grade boundaries, and provides a breakdown of marks for each question in the exam.

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IGCSE Physics Mark Scheme: Movement & Position

This document is a mark scheme for the Edexcel IGCSE Physics exam, specifically focusing on the topic of movement and position. It includes detailed grading criteria, question formats, and acceptable answers for various physics concepts related to forces and motion. The document outlines the scoring system, grade boundaries, and provides a breakdown of marks for each question in the exam.

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Movement and position

Mark Scheme 4

Level IGCSE(9-1)
Subject Physics
Exam Board Edexcel IGCSE
Module Single Award (Paper 2P)
Topic Forces and motion
Sub-Topic Movement and position
Booklet Mark Scheme 4

Time Allowed: 57 minutes

Score: /47

Percentage: /100

Grade Boundaries:

A* A B C D E U

>85% 775% 70% 60% 55% 50% <50%

1
Question Answer Notes Marks
1 (a) (i) Momentum = mass x velocity Allow abbreviations 1
and rearrangements
e.g. p=m
e.
mass = momentum
velocity

(ii) Substitution into correct equation; 2


Calculation;
e.g. 17 000 x 13
220 000 (kg m/s) Allow 221 000

2
(b) (i) Answers should be in the context of momentum 2

(when the lorry stops) the load still has


momentum;

Idea that lorry stops in a shorter time; Allow:


OR (mv-mu) = Ft
Idea that load takes more time to stop;
Allow for TWO marks
lorry loses momentum
more quickly;;
OR
load loses momentum
more slowly;;

(ii) Ignore action and 3


reaction arguments
MP1 Allow:
Centre of gravity is closer to the front of the centre of mass nearer
lorry; front of lorry
there is more weight
near the front of the
lorry / near B
C of G further from
rear (wheel)
MP2 Allow:
Clockwise and anticlockwise moments equal; • Moments are
balanced
• total moment = 0
MP3
Increase in force related to decrease in
distance (to provide balancing moment);

3
(c) (i)1 Pressure = force ; Allow abbreviations 1
area and rearrangements,
e.g. P=F/A, force =
pressure x area

(ii) Substitution into correctly rearranged formula; 2


Calculation;
e.g. 53 000 ÷ 390 000
0.14 (m2) 0.136 0.135897
Allow 1400 cm2
Total for question 1 = 11 marks

4
Question
Answer Notes Marks
number
2 (a (i) Momentum = mxv; in words or in recognisable symbols 1

Substitution into correct equation;


(ii) Evaluation;
consistent unit; 3
Allow:
E. use of g (→300)
Momentum = 0.1 x 3 but unit must match

Solution 0.3 allow:


• kg m s-1
kg m/s • Ns

(iii) Momentum is conserved 1


ignore:
• because it has the same mass and
velocity
any discussion of energy
(b) prediction:
Two balls at the opposite end of the Allow:
cradle move up/away; (balls D and E E moves off with 2v 2
rise up)

any one sensible reason:


• idea that momentum is still ignore
conserved in this collision • ‘the other balls remain still’
• total momentum of the system is • inela tic (collisions)
constant • mention of energy
• there is twice the momentum of
one ball so the momentum is
transferred to two balls;

Total 7

5
Question
Answer Accept Reject Marks
number
3 (a) (i) momentum = mass x velocity; 1

(ii) Substitution into correct equation; 3


Calculation;
e.g. momentum = 0.15 x 6 = 0.9;;
Unit: kg m/s; kg ms-1 Ns

(iii) 0.9 = (0.15 + 0.05) x v; Ecf from 8(a) (ii) 2


v = 0.9 ÷ 0.2 = 4.5 (m/s); (i.e. answer for 8aii ÷
0.2
or answer for 8aii x 5)

(b) The student is wrong; Student is right if the 2


Because variables are not controlled; mass of the second
e.g. mass of cloth different, mass of (other) tins cloth is 0.3 kg;;
different, cloth velocity not measured
Student is right if the
momentum of the
second cloth is 1.8 kg
m/s;;

(assuming all tins are


0.05 kg/ throws new
cloth with exactly the
same velocity)

Total 8 marks

6
Question
Answer Notes Marks
number
4 any four from - Responses should be in the context of max 4
momentum
MP1 momentum reduced;
MP2 by same amount; ignore “momentum absorbed”
MP3 over longer time;
MP4 so force reduced;
MP5 use of “force = rate of change of ignore “impact reduced”
momentum”; simple mention of eqn is insufficient
MP6 less force means less damage/injuries;

Total 4 marks

7
Question
Answer Accept Reject Marks
number
5 (a) Area under the graph (from 0 s to 3 s) ; 6 x 3 or 18 (m); 1
area shaded on graph

(b) (i) Momentum = mass x velocity; p= m x v ; 1


accept rearrangements
(ii) Substitution in correct equation; 3
Calculation;
e.g. 6.4 x 6
= 38.4
kg m/s ; Ns;

8
Question Marks
Answer
nswer ACCEPT Reject
number
5 (c) (i) 4.8 (m/s) ; 1

(ii) Idea that momentum is conserved; Allow e.c.f. from 3


Substitution; incorrect momentum
Calculation; calculation in (b)(ii)
and /or incorrect
e. velocity reading
p1 = p2 / m1 x v1 = (m1 + m2) x v2
6.4 x 6 = (6.4 + m2) x 4.8 e.
e.g
Idea of conservation of
m2 = (38.4 ÷ 4.8) – 6.4 = 8 – 6.4 momentum;
= 1.6 (kg) m2 = [(b)(ii) ÷ (c)(i)] –
6.4 ;
correct evaluation of
this;

e.g. 5 m/s Æ 1.28 kg

Allow for one mark - A


calculation that only
leads to total mass
e.g. = 8 k
e.
Total
T 9

9
Question
Answer Notes Marks
number
6 (a) something to measure length; If more than two responses given, each
e.g. (metre) rule(r), tape measure, trundle/click incorrect response negates a correct response 1
wheel, pedometer, step counter Ignore ticker-tape, ticker-timer, video
something to measure time; 1
e.g. stopwatch, stopclock, timer

(b) Correct plotting (ignoring 0,0); 3


Line joins (10,14) to origin; Allow ecf on plotting
Smooth curve (by eye) to right of (10,14) Ignore any kink at (10,14)

(c) 26 (m) Ecf from graph in (b) 1


Allow ± 0.5 (half a small square)

(d) (i) slowed down Reject: accelerates and slows down 1

(ii) graph becomes less steep / levels off Allow description based on figures from graph 1

10

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