IGCSE Physics - Properties of Waves
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Quale de le sequente optiones describe melio le proprietates de oleos?

  • Illos pote transporta energia e information. (correct)
  • Illos non pote traversar materiales solid.
  • Illos non suffre aberratione.
  • Illos sempre move in linie recte.

Que percentuale representa le limite A* in le gradation?

  • 60%
  • 75%
  • 85% (correct)
  • 70%

In un examen IGCSE, que es le maximo score que un estudiante pote obtenir?

  • 100
  • 75
  • 68
  • 56 (correct)

Que occurre si un estudiante obtene 55% de punctos in le examen?

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Quale materia es le foco principal del examen mencionate?

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What is the total time allowed for the examination?

<p>68 minutes (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum percentage required to achieve a grade E?

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Which of the following is the correct percentage boundary for a grade B?

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What is the total possible score for Question Paper 1?

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Which grade boundary is set for achieving a grade A*?

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Exam Level

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Topic

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Time Allowed

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Double Award (Paper 1P)

This refers to a specific exam paper within the Edexcel IGCSE Physics syllabus. It covers a combination of topics and is marked out of a total score.

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Module

A specific section or unit within the larger subject of Physics, focusing on a particular area like Waves.

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Sub-Topic

A narrow focus within a module, further breaking down the subject matter. For example, 'Properties of waves' is a sub-topic within the 'Waves' module.

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Grade Boundaries

These represent the minimum percentage scores required to achieve each grade (A*, A, B, etc.) in the exam.

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What does the score '/56' indicate?

This refers to the maximum possible score for the exam paper. Students aim to achieve the highest score possible out of 56 marks.

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Study Notes

IGCSE Physics - Properties of Waves

  • Electromagnetic Waves:

    • Travel at a constant speed in a vacuum (3 x 108 m/s)
    • All have the same speed in free space
    • Different types have different wavelengths and frequencies
    • Examples: Gamma rays, X-rays, Ultraviolet, Visible light, Infrared, Microwaves, Radio waves
    • Different electromagnetic waves have various uses (e.g., heating food, medical imaging)
  • Electromagnetic Waves properties:

    • Different properties, such as wavelength or frequency, are NOT the same for all types of electromagnetic waves.
    • Speed in a vacuum is the only property that is the same for all electromagnetic waves.
  • Ultrasound Waves:

    • Frequency is outside the range of human hearing
    • Used in medical imaging
    • Speed is greater inside the body than in air
    • Waves are reflected and the time taken is used to calculate depth
  • Longitudinal Waves:

    • Example: Sound waves
    • Particle vibrations are parallel to the direction of wave travel
    • Characterised by compressions and rarefactions
  • Transverse Waves:

    • Example: Water waves
    • Particle vibrations are perpendicular to the direction of wave travel
    • Characterised by crests and troughs
  • Wave Properties:

    • Amplitude: maximum displacement from the rest position
    • Wavelength: distance between two successive crests or troughs
    • Frequency: number of waves passing a point per unit time
    • Speed: product of frequency and wavelength
  • Wave Equation:

    • speed = frequency × wavelength
  • Speed of Sound:

    • To measure the speed of sound, a method to measure the time taken for a sound wave to travel a known distance is required. This includes a stopwatch and the use of an outdoor track of a known length

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Este quiz examina le propiedades de ondas electromagnetic e ultrasondos. Tu explorara le differentias inter le tipos de ondas, a lor velocitate, longitud de onda e applicatios in medicina. Preparete pro testare tu comprehension de iste conceptes fundamentales in physic.

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