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Physics Constants Quick Reference

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What is the SI base unit of temperature?

K

Which estimate is reasonable?

$1 \times 10^{-3}$ kg for the mass of a grain of sand

Which physical constant represents the gravitational acceleration on Earth?

$G$

What formula represents hydrostatic pressure?

$\Delta p = \rho g\Delta h$

Which concept does the Boltzmann constant ($k$) relate to?

Temperature and energy in gases

What does the Avogadro constant ($N_A$) represent?

Number of molecules in a mole of substance

What is the correct description of the two forces that form a couple?

They are perpendicular to each other.

In an equilibrium situation where a uniform rod is attached by a hinge at one end to a wall, which arrow shows the direction of the force on the rod from the hinge?

A

When a child of mass 40 kg stands at the far end of a diving board supported by a spring, what is the extra compression of the spring caused by the child?

9.8 cm

If a granite rock at the surface of the Earth has density 𝜌, what would be the density of the same rock on another planet with twice the acceleration of free fall compared to Earth?

2𝜌

In a closed U-shaped tube containing a stationary liquid of density 𝜌, what happens to the level of liquid when the tube is rotated about its axis?

The level remains unchanged.

If a ball is dropped from a certain height on Earth and on another planet where acceleration due to gravity is 30 m/s², how would the time taken for it to fall compare between the two planets?

It would take the same time on both planets.

In the scenario described, what allows the child and the sledge to move with equal acceleration towards the pole?

The tension in the rope exerted by the child

What is the significant similarity between the stone S and foam rubber ball R when they reach terminal velocity?

Their air resistance

If the collision between balls X and Y was not perfectly elastic, what would be a possible outcome for ball X after the collision?

Ball X comes to a complete stop

What role does the frictionless pole play in the scenario involving the child and the sledge?

To provide a pivot point for rotational motion

What key property of balls X and Y determines their interaction during a head-on collision?

Their elasticity

How does the concept of terminal velocity relate to the scenario involving stone S and foam rubber ball R?

Terminal velocity is achieved when air resistance equals weight for an object

What is the purpose of the Cambridge Assessment International Education Copyright Acknowledgements Booklet?

To provide a list of copyright holders for exam materials

Which organization is responsible for producing the Cambridge Assessment International Education Copyright Acknowledgements Booklet?

University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)

What action will the publisher take if items requiring clearance have been included unintentionally?

Make amends at the earliest possible opportunity

What is the relationship between Cambridge Assessment and UCLES?

UCLES is a division within Cambridge Assessment

Where can candidates find the Cambridge Assessment International Education Copyright Acknowledgements Booklet?

Available online for free download

Which statement cannot be deduced from the experiment where most alpha particles pass straight through the foil or are deflected by a small angle?

The nucleus of an atom is small compared to the size of an atom.

Which statement about the represented nuclei is correct?

Nuclei G and M are isotopes of the same element.

What is the change in the quark structure of a neutron when it decays to a proton by emitting a beta-particle?

u d + beta+ + neutrino

If an atom of element E absorbs a neutron and then emits an alpha-particle, what does E transform into?

Nucleus M

What does the deflection of alpha particles by a small angle suggest about the nucleus of an atom?

The nucleus is positively charged.

What can be inferred about the mass distribution within an atom based on the deflection pattern of alpha particles?

The mass is concentrated in the nucleus.

Test your knowledge of fundamental physics constants with this quiz. From the acceleration due to gravity to the speed of light, challenge yourself to recall these important values. Perfect for students or enthusiasts looking to reinforce their understanding of key physics concepts.

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