Since A and B are identical, the speeds of the jets of water are the same. This is because pressure at the same horizontal level is equal and is transmitted equally throughtout the liquid in all directions
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- Figure 2 shows two cylinders containing a liquid and connected with a tight-fitting flexible tube. The cylinders are fitted with air-tight pistons A and B as shown(Solved)
Figure 2 shows two cylinders containing a liquid and connected with a tight-fitting flexible tube. The cylinders are fitted with air-tight pistons A and B as shown
When equal forces, F, are applied on the pistons as shown it is observed that piston A moves up while B moves up while B moves down. Explain this observation
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Figure 3 shows the levels of two liquids A and B after some air has been sucked out of the tubes through the tap. Use this information and the figure to answer questions
State the reason for the rise in the levels of the liquids when air is sucked from the tubes
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Figure 2 (a) and 2 (b) shows capillary tubes inserted in water and mercury respectively
It is observed that in the water the meniscus in the capillary tube is higher than the meniscus in the beaker, while in mercury the meniscus in the capillary tube is lower than the meniscus in the beaker. Explain these observations.
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Figure 6 (a) and 6 (b) shows capillary tubes inserted in water and mercury respectively
It is observed that in water the meniscus in the capillary tube is higher than the meniscus in the beaker. While in mercury the meniscus in the capillary tube is lower than the meniscus in the beaker. Explain these observations
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- Figure 6 shows a small toy boat floating on water in a basin. X and Y are two points near the toy.(Solved)
Figure 6 shows a small toy boat floating on water in a basin. X and Y are two points near the toy.
When a hot metal rod is dipped into the water at point X, the toy is observed to move towards Y. Explain this observation
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Figure 8 shows water drops on two surfaces. In figure 8 (a) the glass surface is smeared with wax while in figure 8 (b) the glass surface is clean.
Explain the difference in the shapes of the drops
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- Figure 4 shows a capillary tube placed in through mercury.(Solved)
Figure 4 shows a capillary tube placed in through mercury.
Give a reason why the level of mercury in the capillary tube is lower than in the beaker
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- The diagram in Fig. 4 shows two glass tubes of different diameters dipped in water
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The diagram in Fig. 4 shows two glass tubes of different diameters dipped in water
Explain why h2 is greater than h1
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- Figure 2 (a) shows the initial reading of burette used to measure the volume of oil. After 50 drops of the oil were run out, the final reading was as shown in figure 2 (b)(Solved)
Figure 2 (a) shows the initial reading of burette used to measure the volume of oil. After 50 drops of the oil were run out, the final reading was as shown in figure 2 (b)
Determine the volume of one drop of oil
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- Figure 1 shows a measuring cylinder containing some water(Solved)
Figure 1 shows a measuring cylinder containing some water
Determine the reading on the measuring cylinder, after three drops of water each of volume 0.6 cm3 are added.
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In an experiment to measure the density of a liquid, a student filled a burette with a liquid to the 0 cm 3 mark. Figure 1 shows a section of the burette showing the level of the liquid after 54.5 g of the liquid had been run out
Determine the density of the liquid
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- Figure 1 shows the reading on a burette after 55 drops of a liquid have been used.(Solved)
Figure 1 shows the reading on a burette after 55 drops of a liquid have been used.
If the initial reading was at zero mark, determine the volume of one drop.
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- Figure 1 shows a burette partly filed with a liquid. The burette was initially full to the mark 0. If the quantity of the liquid removed has a mass of 22 g, determine the density of the liquid(Solved)
Figure 1 shows a burette partly filed with a liquid. The burette was initially full to the mark 0. If the quantity of the liquid removed has a mass of 22 g, determine the density of the liquid
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- Fig 1 shows a fencing post whose length is being measured using a strip of a measuring tape(Solved)
Fig 1 shows a fencing post whose length is being measured using a strip of a measuring tape
Use this information to answer the questions
a) State the accuracy of the post
b) What is the length of the post?
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- Fig. 1 shows a measuring cylinder, which contains water initially at level A. A solid of mass 11 g is immersed in the water, the level rises to B.(Solved)
Fig. 1 shows a measuring cylinder, which contains water initially at level A. A solid of mass 11 g is immersed in the water, the level rises to B.
Determine the density of the solid. (Give your answer to 1 decimal point)
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What is meant by donor impurity in semiconductors?
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Describe how a p-type semiconductor is formed.
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It is observed that alpha particles have a lower penetrating power than beta particles. Explain this observation.
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What is meant by Radioactivity?
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Define the term half-life of a radioactive material.
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