allow ii anomalous point at 60, 2350; 1 iii LOBF; should go through 60, 1750 approx no obvious abrupt changes of gradient

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a Answer Notes Marks D b i Any two ideas from: MP. it acts as water bath; allow MP. gives more gradual heating or cooling OR gives (easier/better) control of temperature; MP3. protects the thermistor against direct heating/prevents intense heating; water distributes temperature (more) evenly /RA for air very high temperature ii B; in parallel across the thermistor in series with the thermistor c i ignore orientation of the graph suitable scales marked on both axes (> 50% of grid used); both axes labelled with quantity and unit; points within ± ½ small square;; 4 ii anomalous point at 60, 350; iii LOBF; should go through 60, 750 approx no obvious abrupt changes of gradient

d i water boils at 00 C/OWTTE; ii any sensible method to get temp between 0 and 0; e.g. add ice to water use cold water from tap/fridge doing experiment in a fridge is not sensible, but allow if walk-in fridge is mentioned total = marks

Number Answer Notes Marks (a) (i) input power = output power; OR I p V p = I s V s ; A dimensionally correct power equation is required. Accept - Power in = Power out I V = I V OR I in V in = I out V out ; (ii) Substitution in correctly rearranged equation; Calculation; e.g. I s = ( x 30) 0 4 (A) Full marks for bald correct answer Accept more s.f. e.g. 4., 4.8, 4.88 (b) (i) (V P /V S ) = (N P /N S ); Allow equation in words with turns ratio shown as a fraction standard abbreviations :- s, p, in, out,, N, n or T for of turns of coils for of turns Rearrangements also to include turns ratio as a fraction (V S /V P ) = (N S /N P ) [equation inverted] V S = (V P ) (N S /N P ) [V S as subject] V P = (V S ) (N P /N S ) [V P as subject]

(ii) Substitution into correctly rearranged equation; Calculation; e.g. N S = (0 x 00) 30 570 Accept or more s.f. e.g. 574, 573.9 Answers which round to 570 (c) Any 5 from allow flux for magnetic field 5 MP. it steps up or steps down the voltage; Allow increases or decreases voltage MP. current in (primary) coil produces magnetic field; MP3. the current is changing /has frequency of 50 Hz; MP4. causing a (changing) magnetic field in the core; MP5. the core strengthens the magnetic field; MP6. field lines interact with (secondary) coil; Allow concentrates for strengthens Allow flux changes in secondary coil Allow induces a current/eq MP7. which induces a voltage in the secondary coils; MP8. transformer won t work with (steady) d.c. (Total for Question = marks)

Answer Notes Marks 3 (a) (i) Power (rating) or watt(s); Rate of energy transfer / joule per second / J/s ; Ignore equation from p: energy (transferred) time (taken) (ii) Any two of MP Idea of a fault causing a hazard; Ignore: current surge, fire MP Idea that current goes to Earth / not to Allow: user; prevents electrocution / shock flow of charge as current current to ground Ignore: electricity / energy goes to earth MP3 Idea of fuse action, e.g. blows /melts / breaks circuit; MP4 idea of a low resistance path; Allow case at earth potential (b) (i) Agree / disagree - no mark 3 Any three of MP Statement of an appropriate equation e.g. power = current x voltage; MP At least one appropriate current value calculated, e.g..9 (A) or 0.3 (A); MP3 Idea that fuse rating must be more than working current; MP4 EITHER Idea that.9 A is close to 3A, making 3A fuse a poor choice for soldering iron B ; OR Idea that 3A is much larger than 0.3 A, making 3A fuse a poor choice for soldering iron A Allow abbreviation and rearrangements e.g. P=IV, I=P/V Ignore s.f. 30 30 = 0.3 (A) 70 4 =.9 (A) Allow 70 30 = 0.30 (A) Allow reverse arguments, e.g. lower value fuse would melt Allow ecf from incorrect calculation

(ii) Any three of May be shown on a 3 labelled diagram Ignore equations MP primary AND secondary (coils); MP (soft) iron core; MP3 primary/input (coil) has more turns; Allow input and output (coils) Ignore: magnet Allow: reverse argument clear indication of relative turns on diagram (judge by eye) appropriate s MP4 further structural detail e.g. insulated wire, core laminations; Total for question 3 = 0 marks

Answer Notes Marks 4 (a) (i) C (the same speed in free space) (ii) B (there must be a current in the circuit) (b) (i) Voltmeter connected in parallel with any circuit Ignore a line through component; the voltmeter symbol Component chosen is the LED; (ii) Axes labelled- quantity and unit ; voltage in V (or V/V) 4 AND all bars (or points) labelled Linear scale such that longest bar occupies at Ignore orientation least half the grid; Allow non-zero origin Plotting---ignore order of bars 5 bars correctly plotted;; If only 3 bars correctly plotted allow mark for plotting Bar length plotted to nearest ½ small square ALL data plotted correctly as floating x s gets only one mark for plotting Reject both plotting marks if a line graph is drawn (only scale and axes marks are available in this case) (iii) Student is right/wrong no mark Any two of MP idea that the visible spectrum is a sequence, with the end colours identified; MP Colour correctly related to wavelength (e.g. red has longest wavelength); MP3 Colour correctly related to voltage (e.g. blue needs highest voltage); Red to blue (start either end) Allow ROYGBIV etc Wavelength (or frequency) correctly related to voltage = marks, e.g. f increases with V λ increases with /V Total for question 4 = 0 marks

Answer Notes Marks 5 (a) C Silver (b) Must be in the correct context Any two from: negative charge moves or electrons move; (charge moves through wire) from plate B / to lifting sheet A; therefore produces unbalanced /net charge on A/B; Do not award marks for repeat of stem Accept: lifting sheet for A, metal plate for B charge is not enough for first MP A has gained electrons /B has lost electrons for marks Ignore references to poles current Reject ideas about positive charge moving

Answer 5 (c) Must be in the correct context Any two from (top of) dust beco comes posi sitive; negative charge on lifting sheet A attracts dust; force of attraction > weight of dust; Notes Ignore unqualified opposite charges attract allow an answer in terms of charge separation e.g. induced charge on dust ( top positive bottom negative) Marks (d) Answers must be in the context of the stream of water and charged rod do not credit repeat of stem the water (molecules) have a charge; opposite charges attract / like charges repel; allow (negatively) charged rod attracts (positively) charged water Total 7

Answer Accept Reject Marks 6 (a) (i) voltage = current x resistance; V = I x R Accept rearrangements (ii) Substitution and rearrangement (of correct equation); Answer given to at least 3 s.f.; e.g. 30 / = 0.45 (A) ( 0 A) Ignore calculations of voltage or resistance 0.5 A (= 0 A) (b) (i) Any two of: MP As a safety device / reduces danger /reduces hazards; Ignore any reference to electric shock MP In case of fault / short; More than 3A MP3 Idea of excessive current; MP4 Prevents (wires or appliance) overheating/fire; (ii) MP Because total current (in motor and heater) is more than A; MP A A fuse would blow / melt / would need to be replaced / circuit would be broken; Accept reverse arguments Total 7 marks

Answer Notes Marks 7 any 5 from: 5 MP. increased voltage (with step up transformer); allow steps up voltage MP. (therefore) reduced current; MP3. current linked to heating; MP4. (therefore) less {energy / power} is lost / wasted (in transmission); MP5. reference to P=I R equation; MP6. example of an efficiency enhancing detail of cables; MP7. example of an efficiency enhancing detail of transformer construction; MP8. step down transformer reduces voltage / increases current; allow P=IV if clear that V is the voltage drop across the cables. e.g. good conductor, low resistance, large diameter e.g. low resistance coils, coils wrapped on top of each other, soft iron core, laminated core allow steps down voltage Total 5 marks

Answer Accept Reject Marks 8 (a) B (b) (i) Word equation or V p /V s = I s /I p or V s /V p V p I p = V s I s ; = I p /I s or I V = I V (ii) Correct equation substituted OR rearranged; Answer; Vp/Vs = Is/Ip or Vs/Vp = Ip/Is e.g. 30 x 0.5 = x I s, so I s = (30 x 0.5) = 4.8 (A) Bald answer;; 4.79 (A), 4.79 (A) (c) Two of MP Idea of energy / power lost; MP Idea of efficiency 00%; MP3 Idea of less available energy/power/voltage/current; MP4 Idea of resistance increasing (with temperature); Total 6