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IB Physics M24 TZ2 SL Paper 1 Question 2
2. A cart accelerates from (20 ± 1) m/s to (30 ± 1) m/s.
What is the percentage uncertainty in the change of speed of the cart?
What is the percentage uncertainty in the change of speed of the cart?
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IB Physics M24 TZ2 SL Paper 1 Question 1
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1. The graph shows the variation of kinetic energy Ek with momentum squared p^2. What are the fundamental SI units for the gradient of the graph?
IB Physics IA Review: Cantilever Deflection
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IB Physics M24 TZ1 HL Paper 1 Question 13
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A longitudinal wave travels along a horizontal spring. The frequency of the wave is 4.0 Hz and the speed of the wave is 2.0 m/s. A particle in the wave: A. changes direction 4 times every second. B. moves in phase with a particle 0.25 m away. C. oscillates with a time period of 0.25 s. D. travels at a constant speed of 2.0 m/s.
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 2 Question 2
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A student throws a ball towards a wall. The ball is released from a point 1.8m above the ground and 8.0m from the wall. The initial velocity of the ball makes an angle of 48° with the horizontal. Air resistance is negligible. The diagram shows the initial path of the ball. P is a point on the path. (a) Draw, on the diagram, an arrow to show (i) the velocity of the ball at P. Label this arrow v....
IB Physics SL Paper 1A | 2023 Syllabus Specimen
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IB Physics Syllabus Changes
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IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 30
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The average albedo of a surface is 0.40. What is (power reflected by the surface)/(power absorbed by the surface)?
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 29
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The power emitted by a spherical black body at absolute temperature T is P. The absolute temperature of the black body is halved and its radius is doubled so that the power emitted becomes P'. What is P’/P?
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 28
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Three changes that may affect the climate are: I. Increasing the capture of carbon dioxide and then storing it II. Changing the fuel of power stations from natural gas to Uranium-235 Ill. Changing the fuel of power stations from natural gas to oil Which changes are likely to reduce the enhanced greenhouse effect?
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 27
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Which particle, at rest, has the largest magnitude for charge/mass? A. Alpha particle B. Beta minus particle C. Proton D. Nuetron
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 26
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The half-life of a radioactive nuclide is 15 minutes. The initial count rate observed from a pure source of the radioactive nuclide is 580 counts/s. The average background count rate is 20 counts/s. The decay products are stable. What is the observed count rate one hour after the initial observation?
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 25
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Which equation is an example of β decay?
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 24
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What are three fundamental forces listed in decreasing order of strength? A. Strong nuclear, gravity, electromagnetic B. Electromagnetic, strong nuclear, gravity C. Strong nuclear, electromagnetic, gravity D. Gravity, weak nuclear, electromagnetic
IB Physics M24 TZ1 SL Paper 1 Question 23
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Planet X has a mass M and radius R with gravitational field strength g at its surface. Planet Y has mass 3M and radius 2R. What is the gravitational field strength at the surface of planet Y?
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This question is also in the HL paper as question 23. The HL markscheme says C (1/4) is correct. I agree. The SL markscheme says A is the correct answer. I disagree.
as an IB physics teacher I agree with you
In the IB markscheme, it says the answer is A. Is the markscheme wrong?
I believe the SL markscheme is incorrect. The HL markscheme has the answer as 1/4
how did u get access to this paper?
tysm bro I rlly needed an explanation for this qn, thx a lot 🙏
Question: Surely C is also technically correct, because even below critical angle, we still get partial reflection, so a light ray could possibly take this path?
@@isaacsaxton-knight7708 Yes that is true, question could be worded clearer.
Can you please post long videos where you answer past paper questions? please
thank youu
If I am retaking for May 2025, do I need to also change my IA since there are new guidelines and requirements for the IA, thank you
Yes, unfortunately this is the case.
Could you please explain what does "Topics with content that should be taught to all students plus additional HL content" @0:45 mean?
@@Upgradezz It means that all students will study this topic, but for HL students there will be additional concepts/equations under that topic that they will need to understand. The additional content is outlined in the syllabus (first link in the video description). Page 25 has a version of the table where you can click the topic to find out what additional HL content there is.
Thank u
Any chance to upload paper 2 questions?
thank you, keep posting
Question Timestamps: 0:15 | 1. A car has an initial speed of 16 m s-1. It decelerates at 4.0 m s-2 until it stops. What is the distance travelled by the car? 2:15 | 2. A block of mass 2.0 kg accelerates from a speed of 15 m s-1 to a speed of 20 m s-1 without changing its direction. What impulse acts on the block? 3:35 | 3. A net force of 8.0 N accelerates a 4.0 kg body from rest to a speed of 5.0 m s-1. What is the work done by the force? 5:20 | 4. A person stands in an elevator (lift). The total mass of the person and the elevator is 800 kg. The elevator accelerates upward at 2.0 m s-2. What is the tension in the cable? 7:40 | 5. An object is released from rest in a vacuum at a height H above the Earth’s surface. As the object falls it passes a point at a height of 0.75H above the surface. What is kinetic energy of the object at a height of 0.75 over the gravitational potential energy of the object at a height of H? 9:45 | 6. A bird of weight W sits on a thin rope at its midpoint. The rope is almost horizontal and has negligible mass. The tension in the rope is 12:25 | 7. The internal energy of a real gas is 13:15 | 8. The black-body radiation curve of an object at 600 K is shown. The intensity units are arbitrary. What is the radiation curve of the same object at 450 K? The original curve is shown with a dashed line. 14:30 | 9. Star X has a luminosity L and an apparent brightness b. Star X is at a distance d from Earth. Star Y has the same apparent brightness as X but is four times more luminous. What is the distance of Star Y from Earth? 17:05 | 10. Four identical resistors, each of resistance R, are connected as shown. What is the effective resistance between P and Q? 18:50 | 11. Conductor X is connected to a cell of emf E. A power of 16 W is dissipated in X. Conductor Y is made from the same material with the same diameter as X but is twice as long. A cell of emf 2E is connected to Y. Both cells have negligible internal resistance. What power is dissipated in Y? 21:20 | 12. Two containers, X and Y, are filled with an ideal gas at the same pressure. The volume of X is four times the volume of Y. The temperature of X is 327 °C and the temperature of Y is 27 °C. What is amount of substance in X over the amount of substance in Y? 24:25 | 13. An electromagnetic wave has a wavelength that is about the size of the diameter of an atom. What region of the electromagnetic spectrum does the wave belong to? 25:20 | 14. A particle undergoes simple harmonic motion of period T. At time t = 0 the particle is at its equilibrium position. What is t when the particle is at its greatest distance from the equilibrium position? 27:00 | 15. Diagram 1 shows the variation with position of the displacement of a standing wave formed on a string. Diagram 2 shows the variation with position of the displacement of a travelling wave moving to the right along a string. Points P, Q, R and S are points on the string. What is the phase difference between P and Q and the phase difference between R and S? 29:15 | 16. A mass of 0.25 kg hangs from a spring of spring constant 4.0 N m-1. What is the natural frequency of oscillation for this system? 30:45 | 17. Two long parallel wires P and Q are a distance d apart. They each carry a current. A magnetic force per unit length F acts on P due to Q. The distance between the wires is increased to 2d and the current in Q is decreased to I/2. 34:20 | 18. Planets X and Y orbit the same star. The average distance between planet X and the star is five times greater than the average distance between planet Y and the star. What is orbital period of planet X over the orbital period of planet Y? 36:15 | 19. A charged rod is brought near an initially neutral metal sphere without touching it. When the sphere is grounded (earthed), there is an electric current for a short time from the sphere to the ground. The ground connection is then removed. What are the charge on the rod and the charge induced on the sphere when the connection is removed? 37:55 | 20. A positive point charge of magnitude 1.0 mC and a point charge q are separated by a distance d. An electron is placed at a distance d from the +1.0 mC charge. The electric force on the electron is zero. What is q? 41:05 | 21. What is the sequence for the evolution of a main sequence star of about 2 solar masses? 42:05 | 22. The diagram shows the emission spectrum of an atom. Which of the following atomic energy level models can produce this spectrum? 42:55 | 23. Two radioactive samples X and Y have the same half-life. Initially the ratio activity of X over the activity of Y is 4. What is this ratio after 2 half-lives? 43:45 | 24. Three statements about a nuclear fission reactor are: Which statements about the reactor are correct? 45:10 | 25. The Hertzsprung-Russell diagram shows two stars, X and Y. What is radius of X over the radius of Y?
I thought u could use a calculator in paper 1 now or?
Starting in 2025 calculators will be allowed.
could you please leave a link to the question paper?
*When trying to find the fractional uncertainty, here is why we can "ignore" the constants in the area of the circle:* Suppose Q=αa where Q is some quantity dependent on a, α is a constant factor, a is the variable quantity, and Δa is the absolute uncertainty in a. The absolute uncertainty in Q is ΔQ=αΔa.When finding the fractional uncertainty, (ΔQ)/Q=(αΔa)/(αa)=(Δa)/a. Both Q and ΔQ are proportional to α. So, when we take their ratio, the α terms cancel out. Thus the ratio is independent of α.
This is total nonsense. The answer is a
I disagree. Of course the markscheme has not yet been released so we will have to see, I could very well be incorrect. But let me use a further example for why I think the answer is B: Suppose d = 10 and Δd = 2. The area of the square is thus (10 ± 2)^2 = 100 ± 40%. The area of the circle is thus (π/4)×(10 ± 2)^2 = (π/4)×(100 ± 40%) = 25π ± 40% And .4 over .4 is one.
Markscheme says I am correct.
@@IBQuestions nice one. I stand corrected.
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It’s not 4/pi ?? Isn’t that fractional uncertainty the uncertainty/value ?
Suppose Q=αa where Q is some quantity dependent on a, α is a constant factor, a is the variable quantity, and Δa is the absolute uncertainty in a. The absolute uncertainty in Q is ΔQ=αΔa.When finding the fractional uncertainty, (ΔQ)/Q=(αΔa)/(αa)=(Δa)/a. Both Q and ΔQ are proportional to α. So, when we take their ratio, the α terms cancel out. Thus the ratio is independent of α.
I actually got it right then!!!
We’ll have to wait for the markscheme to see officially. These are only my predictions!
@@IBQuestionsDon’t worry you are right. These are one of those questions that one can be certain of.
From where did you get the exam
Keep it up!!!
I chose B as a guess 😭
Who knows I could be wrong!
It’s right dw because if it is not A and you chose from B C D it is impossible because all are either equal to 45 degrees or less than 45 it’s A for sure
Isnt the fractional uncertainty of the circle 2d/(pie*(d^2/4)?
No, the constants don't affect the fractional uncertainty as it is a relative measure (unlike absolute uncertainties). If it makes it easier to understand, one way of calculating uncertainties is by using derivatives (standard deviation), so the constants will go away.
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Any chance for this year's paper 1 solving video?? Thanks!
I plan to do the SL papers 1s (perhaps papers 2 and 3 at a later date as well) once I can get a copy of the questions. May take a few days to do them all.
@@IBQuestions Great! Thank you so much! I'll stay tuned.
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Are you May 2024? paper 1 was horrible...
Yeah I’ve heard that a lot from both timezones. A lot of calculation questions that take a lot of time. Although I take it with a grain of salt because people seem to say it every year; it’s hard not to be stressed and underperform when taking the exam. Grade boundries should let us know though! Best of luck on your other exams.
@@IBQuestions Thank you so much
Thank you man
Good luck on your exams!
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one tip I feel is for paper 2 even if u dont understand the question or something write down the formula associated the questions atleast u will get a 1 rather than a 0
Please make tips for Math AA HL 🙏
Thank you for this
Ok so I was sick when I made this and only now am I realizing I was saying velocity... I actually mean volume. Whoops!
Quick clarification: III is incorrect because it is not causing the solar constant to vary with time.
another day... another slay
thank you! this was very useful