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    This document contains 22 physics exercises for S5 students to attempt, covering topics like Bohr's atomic model, Rutherford's atomic model, cathode rays, blackbody radiation, Compton shift, relativity, damped oscillations, nuclear power plants, radio communication, gravitation, electric fields, Newton's law of gravitation, interference and diffraction of light, mechanical and stationary waves, simple harmonic motion, energy in circuits, the photoelectric effect, diffraction, standing waves on strings, simple harmonic motion, potentiometers, superposition of waves, wave-particle duality, electron and light microscopes, standing and stationary waves, and environmental impacts of fossil fuels. The exercises are to be submitted on January 10, 2022.

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    This document contains 22 physics exercises for S5 students to attempt, covering topics like Bohr's atomic model, Rutherford's atomic model, cathode rays, blackbody radiation, Compton shift, relativity, damped oscillations, nuclear power plants, radio communication, gravitation, electric fields, Newton's law of gravitation, interference and diffraction of light, mechanical and stationary waves, simple harmonic motion, energy in circuits, the photoelectric effect, diffraction, standing waves on strings, simple harmonic motion, potentiometers, superposition of waves, wave-particle duality, electron and light microscopes, standing and stationary waves, and environmental impacts of fossil fuels. The exercises are to be submitted on January 10, 2022.

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    This document contains 22 physics exercises for S5 students to attempt, covering topics like Bohr's atomic model, Rutherford's atomic model, cathode rays, blackbody radiation, Compton shift, relativity, damped oscillations, nuclear power plants, radio communication, gravitation, electric fields, Newton's law of gravitation, interference and diffraction of light, mechanical and stationary waves, simple harmonic motion, energy in circuits, the photoelectric effect, diffraction, standing waves on strings, simple harmonic motion, potentiometers, superposition of waves, wave-particle duality, electron and light microscopes, standing and stationary waves, and environmental impacts of fossil fuels. The exercises are to be submitted on January 10, 2022.

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    MUNEDUC Date: 03/01/2022

    SMHS KIRUHURA
    B.P:371 Butare
    FACILITATOR: N. Janvier
    S5 PHYSICS
    ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS
    1) Multiple choice questions. For each sub question, select only the best
    answer from the choices offered as a list
    a) According to Bohr’s atomic model, when electron jumps from its
    orbit to another orbit, energy is
    1. emitted
    2. absorbed
    3.1 and 2
    4. remains constant
    b) According to Rutherford’s atomic model on whole atom.
    Atom
    1. is neutral
    2. has negative charge
    3. has positive charge
    4.is heavy
    c)Cathode rays are composed of
    1. neutral particles
    2. positively charged particles
    3. negatively charged particles
    4. photons
    d) A black body is one that
    1. transmit all incident radiations
    2. absorbs all incident radiations
    3. reflects all incident radiations
    4. absorbs, reflects and transmits all incident radiations
    e) What is Compton shift?
    1. Shift in charges
    2. shift in amplitude
    3. shift in radiation
    4. shift in wavelength
    2) a) What do you understand by the terms below as used in Physics ?
    (i) Relativity
    (ii) Special relativity
    b) State two postulates of special relativity

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    3) a) List the types of damped oscillations
    b) (i)How does damping force affect the amplitude of oscillations?
    (ii)When does resonance of a system occur?

    4) a)How does nuclear power plant function?


    b) Does nuclear power plant produce greenhouse gases? Explain
    5) a) What do AM, FM and PM stand for as the acronyms used in radio
    communication?
    b) Identify any three advantages of cellular network
    6) a) What are two factors on which the gravitational potential at a
    point due to the gravitational field of the Earth depends.
    b) Copy the following diagram and determine graphically the
    direction of the electric field at point M due to the charges q
    and -2q placed respectively at point A and B.
    M is a point on the perpendicular bisector of AB.
    Charge q is positive.

    7)a) State Newton’s law of gravitation


    b) Prove that escape velocity for Earth is 1.119x104 m/s
    Mass of Earth is 5.98 x1024kg, its radius is 6.37x106 m and the
    gravitational constant G=6.67x10-11 N m2/kg2
    8)a) What are the conditions for interference of light to occur?
    b) What should be the path difference between two light waves in
    order to produce
    (i)destructive interference?
    (ii)constructive interference?
    c) A light falls on two slits 3 cm apart that are at a distance
    of 1m from the screen. If they produce the sixth order bright line

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    1mm from the centre of the pattern, what is the wavelength of the
    light used?

    9) a) State three layers of the sun’s atmosphere


    b) Do the colours of the star have any significance? Explain
    c) Two stars, A of luminosity 1000 and B of luminosity 90 (both
    relative to the sun) appear equally bright from Earth.
    (i)Write the relation between the brightness, distance and
    the luminosity of a star
    (ii) How much further away is A than B (in relative terms)
    10) a) (i)What is meant by the term mechanical wave?
    (ii)What do you understand by the term stationary wave?
    b) A progressive wave is represented by the equation
    where x and y are in metres and t is second
    Find (i) The amplitude of the wave
    (ii)The angular frequency
    (iii)The frequency of the wave
    (iv)The wave number
    (v)The wavelength of the wave
    (vi)The direction of the wave movement
    11) Differentiate between analog signal and digital signal
    12 ) a)A body of mass m executes simple harmonic motion .
    The potential energy, the kinetic energy and the total energy are
    measured as function of displacement y.
    (i)What do you understand by the term simple harmonic motion?
    (ii)Write the expression as function of y of each of the following
    physical quantities related to the body executing simple harmonic
    motion
    1) Kinetic energy of the body
    2) Potential energy of the body
    3) The total energy of the system
    b) Which of the following statements is true or false?
    (i)The kinetic energy is maximum when y =0
    (ii)The total energy is zero when y=0
    (iii)The restoring force is maximum at the extreme positions
    (iv)The potential energy is maximum when y is maximum
    (v)The acceleration of the body is maximum at the equilibrium position
    13)a) How can you connect two dry cells
    (i) in series?
    (ii) in parallel?
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    b) Five cells each with an emf of 2V and internal resistance
    of 0.5 Ω are connected in parallel. Find
    (i)the emf of the resultant battery
    (ii)the internal resistance of the resultant battery
    c) Use Kirchhoff’s laws to find the electric currents I1, I2, I3 through
    each resistor in the following circuit

    14) a) The following phenomena prove that light can behave like either a
    particle or a wave: Reflection of light, refraction of light, interference
    of light, photoelectric effect, Compton effect
    (i)What phenomena best prove that light is a particle instead of wave?
    (ii)What phenomena best prove that light is a wave instead of particle?
    b) When electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength of 350 nm
    falls on a metal, the maximum kinetic energy of the ejected electrons is
    1.20
    (i)What is the frequency of this electromagnetic radiation?
    The speed of light in vacuum is 3x108 m/s
    (ii)Determine the work function for this metal in joules then
    in electron volts. Planck’s constant h=6.626x10-34 kg m2/s or
    h=6.626x10-34 Js.
    15) Some water waves pass through a gap between two stepping stones
    across a small stream.

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    a) Finish the diagram to show what happens to these waves after they pas
    through the gap.
    b) Write down two factors that affect the amount of diffraction of the waves.
    16). This question is about a violin.
    Figure.

    Figure above shows a violin with its four strings in place. Each string is in
    tension between the bridge X and the nut Y. At X and Y the movement of
    the
    strings is restricted. Figure below shows one of the four strings on the violin

    a) Draw the lowest frequency standing wave that can be obtained on the
    string.
    Label the nodes and antinodes with the letters 'N' and 'A' respectively.
    b) The length L of the string between X and Y is 0.40 m. State the
    wavelength of

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    the standing wave you have drawn.
    c) The frequency of the lowest frequency standing wave is 440 Hz. Calculate
    the velocity of the transverse waves on the string.
    17)The displacement of an object undergoing simple harmonic motion is
    given by the equation 𝑥(𝑡) = 3.00 sin(8𝜋𝑡 + ) where x is in meters, t is in
    seconds and the argument of the sine function is in radians.
    (a) What is the amplitude of motion?
    (b) What is the frequency of oscillation?
    (c) What is the position, velocity and acceleration of the object at t = 0?
    18) A potentiometer wire of 1m is connected to driver cell of emf 3V as
    shown
    in the figure below. When a cell of 1.5 V emf is used in the secondary
    circuit,
    the balance point is found to be 60cm. on replacing this cell and using a cell
    of
    unknown emf, the balance point shifts to 80cm.

    a) Calculate unknown emf of the cell


    b) Explain with reason, whether the circuit works, if the driver cell is
    replaced with a cell of emf 1V.
    c) Does the high resistance R, used in the secondary circuit affect the
    balance point? Justify your answer.
    19) Two waves travelling in opposite directions produce a standing wave.
    The
    individual wave’s functions are
    y1 = (5cm) sin (2x − 3t)and y2 = (5cm) sin(2x + 3t)
    Where x and y are in centimeters
    a) Find the maximum displacement of the motion at x=3.2cm.
    b) Find the position of nodes and antinodes
    20) (a)What is the concept of wave-particle duality of light?
    (b)What is the difference between matter waves and light waves?
    (c) Why is the wave nature of matter not noticeable in daily observation?
    21) Compare the following:

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    a) Electron microscope with light microscope
    b) Standing wave and stationary wave
    22) Briefly discuss the major environmental IMPACT of fossil fuel.

    NOTES: Answer the above exercises for S5 and you will submit it
    on 10/01/2022.
    Your future will be better than today!!

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