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PHYSICS VCE UNITS 3&4 DIAGNOSTIC TOPIC TESTS 2017 TEST 8: TOTAL 45 MARKS (45 MINUTES) Student s Name: Teacher s Name: Directions to students Write your name and your teacher s name in the spaces provided above. Answer all questions in the spaces provided. Use c = 3.0 10 8 m s 1. Question 1 (5 marks) A polariser has an effect on light that is displayed in the diagram in Figure 1. polaroid filter any direction vertically polarised light Figure 1 a. Explain how the polariser interacts with light as shown in Figure 1 and relate its interaction to the property of light that is altered by the polariser. 2 marks Neap Diagnostic Topic Tests (DTTs) are licensed to be photocopied and used only within the confines of the school purchasing them, for the purpose of examining that school s students only. They may not be placed on the school intranet or otherwise reproduced or distributed. The copyright of Neap DTTs remains with Neap. No DTT or any part thereof is to be issued or passed on by any person to any party inclusive of other schools, non-practising teachers, coaching colleges, tutors, parents, publishing agencies or websites without the express written consent of Neap. Copyright 2017 Neap ABN 49 910 906 643 58 Pelham St Carlton VIC 3053 Tel: (03) 9639 4318 Fax: (03) 8610 0090 DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 1 / 10

An identical polariser is now placed together with the original one in Figure 1 and this time no light passes through the system of two polarisers. b. Explain the interaction of light with the system of two polarisers so that no light passes through them. 3 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 2 / 10

Question 2 (6 marks) A student conducts a demonstration of dispersion as shown in Figure 2. white light glass prism Figure 2 red orange yellow green blue indigo violet a. Explain the phenomenon of dispersion, making reference to the properties of light and the separation of the colours of light. 3 marks As a further experiment, the student now passes the green light (only) that is transmitted through the first glass prism into a second identical glass prism as shown in Figure 3. white light light dispersion red green blue green light light emerges here identical glass prism Figure 3 b. What is the reason as to why only green light would be passed into the second prism? 1 mark c. What does the result of the second part of the experiment regarding light demonstrate? 2 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 3 / 10

Question 3 (9 marks) Figure 4 shows the passage of light from one medium into another medium. The angles 40 and 60 are shown. incident wave normal to the boundary medium 1 40 boundary between two media medium 2 60 transmitted wave Figure 4 The table below shows data about the speed of light and refractive indices of the media. The table is incomplete. Medium Refractive index Speed of light (m s 1 ) 1 1.85 2 2.18 10 8 a. Determine the refractive index of medium 2 to two decimal places. 2 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 4 / 10

b. Determine the speed of light in medium 1 to three significant figures. 2 marks m s 1 The angle of incidence is now increased to 55. c. Determine whether or not the incident ray can pass into medium 2. Provide evidence and an explanation for your answer. 5 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 5 / 10

Question 4 (6 marks) A student is given a rectangular block of glass and a rectangular plastic container filled with formazin, a liquid polymer, of refractive index 1.85. The student is now asked to find the refractive index of the glass by placing them one on top of each other and passing a ray of laser light through both. In doing so, the student finds that refraction occurs for angles less than 63, but at angles of greater than 63, refraction from the oil into the glass does not occur. This situation is shown in Figure 5. normal glass 63 formazin (n = 1.85) Figure 5 a. Explain why the refractive index of the glass is less than 1.85 giving evidence for your answer. 2 marks b. Calculate the refractive index of the glass. 2 marks c. Explain if dispersion is able to occur for white light incident at 70 as it is shone through the oil toward the oil glass interface. 2 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 6 / 10

Question 5 (19 marks) In Young s double slit experiment, light of the same colour is shone through two identical slits, S 1 and S 2. The experimental set-up and the resulting pattern of the light is shown in Figure 6. The distance between neighbouring bright bands, Δx, is shown in Figure 4. Between bright bands exist dark bands (the absence of light). The distances d and L are also indicated on Figure 6. L S 1 S 0 d Δ x S 2 first barrier second barrier viewing screen Figure 6 a. Explain how the light behaves once it has passed through the two slits. As part of your explanation, discuss the production of the bright and dark bands and under what conditions these bands are produced. 5 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 7 / 10

Figure 7 shows the original pattern and a new pattern produced when changes were made to some experimental conditions. original pattern new pattern Figure 7 b. Explain two possible changes in the conditions of the initial experiment that would lead to the production of the new pattern. 3 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 8 / 10

Figure 8 shows two points, A and B on the screen. A S 0 S 1 S 2 first barrier second barrier B viewing screen Figure 8 Some information is provided about the experiment in the table below. Distance (S 2 A) Distance (S 2 B) Wavelength (m) 3.800 10 5 m 3.500 10 5 m 6.0 10 7 m c. Determine the distance (S 1 B). 3 marks m Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 9 / 10

d. Determine the distance (S 1 A). 3 marks m The wave model accounts for the observation of the interference of the light coming from the two slits. e. Explain what the particle model would predict in terms of the pattern expected to be observed on the screen. 2 marks f. Explain why the particle model is able to account for the production of a bright band as light rays meet but it is not able to account for the production of a dark band as the light rays meet. 3 marks Copyright 2017 Neap DTTV_PhU3&4_8_2017.fm 10 / 10