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Mark Scheme (Results) Summer 200 IGCSE IGCSE Physics (4420) Paper F Edexcel Limited. Registered in England and Wales No. 4496750 Registered Office: One90 High Holborn, London WCV 7BH

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IGCSE PHYSICS 4420/F SUMMER 200 aps ecf dna nwn owtte (a)(i) accept phonetic spelling error carried forward do not allow no working necessary or words to that effect faster quicker further (a)(ii) speed (a)(ii)2 straight (b) 9 6 = 3 (m) nwn no ecf (c)(i) ave speed = dist/time Use of symbols s,d,t in any form (c)(ii) (6 4 )=.5 m/s or mps accept ½ or 3/2 no ecf from (i)

2(a) each terminal connected to a wire end either way round dna short circuiting of wire ignore other circuit components such as switches and ammeters 2(b) series 2(c) Acceptable Answers less wire (on front) more wire on back Extra Information Ignore references to current Mark 2(d) (thin) wire(s) over shoulder no padding over shoulders no ties between back and front no switch battery is outside warmer 2(e) 2(f) resistance ANY TWO from: toaster iron hairdryer oven fire microwave cooker (immersion) heater or shower washing machine kettle lamp radiator

3(a)(i) Acceptable Answers Extra Information Mark radio microwave IR visible UV X gamma ray correct, 2correct, 4 correct (3) (3) 3(a)(ii) frequency 3(a)(ii)2 wavelength aps 3(a)(ii)3 3(b)(i) 3(b)(ii) speed cooking heaters night vision equipment TV remote control burglar alarm skin burns

4(a) reflection/reflect/reflected either order dna refraction Incidence/incident 4(b)(i) continuation of ray to reflector reflected to B by or 2 reflections 4(b)(ii) waves converge/focus accept : largest amplitude 4(c) longitudinal aps 4(d) Increase in temperature quieter gets hot/heats up/quiet

5(a) 5(b)(i) 5(b)(ii)2 = useful energy output total energy output = useful energy output total energy input conserved inefficient 5(b)(ii) 50 0 = 5 (J/s) 5(b)(iii) Watt watt aps accept W, w, watts, watte or N m s - or kg m 2 s -3

6(a) ANY TWO from : cosmic rays or Sun radon (gas) nuclear power medical food or drink ground (or rock or soil) or buildings weapon testing 6(b)(i) 6(b)(ii) 6(b)(iii) 6(b)(iv) 6(c) Becquerel must start with Be must end with l, le, ll or lle or plural must have three syllables in total allow Beckerel / bequerel dna becquel time (taken)/how long it takes for activity to halve owtte independent marks e.g. half the atoms are left Idea of two half-lives 6 hours scores both marks small (compared to source activity) or none as all figures are quoted for the source (much) less than 0 Bq negligible ANY TWO from: tracer smoke detectors or fire alarm thickness control or gauging sterilising dating checking welds cancer treatment fluid flow

7(a) 7(b) 7(c) middle mid-point centre (of gravity) central half-way Increase(s) Decrease(s) Both required in correct order ANY THREE of the following mass is 52 kg (weight = 520 N) or double or more than 26 kg allow weight is 52 kg each balance reading could not be 26 kg e.g. 3 kg each beam has a mass or weight mass of beam has to be subtracted/removed weight is in N / mass is 26 kg mass is less than 52 kg because beam mass not considered This response is worth 3 marks Ignore problems with, or weight of, electronic balances (3)

8(a) Labels (clockwise from the top) input coil; output coil; core; power supply 4 labels correct (3) each error (3) 8(b)(i) more turns/coils/wire/winds on output (than input) less on input allow more voltage in output more current in input dna input is smaller 8(b)(ii) outside power station/ after generation before pylon/ transmission

9(a) (semiconductor) diode accept light emitting diode/led (half-wave) rectifier 9(b) can change the resistance of a variable (resistor) or the converse variable (resistor) can change current/voltage or the converse must refer to I, V or R ignore reference to symbol 9(c)(i) (6 volt) battery (of cells) dna power supply 9(c)(ii) 6 (V) 9(c)(iii) 2.2 (V) ecf candidate s cii 3.8 9(d) 40 (ma).40 (ma). both required

0(a)(i).6 (s) 0(a)(ii) 4.4 (s) 0(b)(i) increase(d)/longer /more dna slower/slowed it down 0(b)(ii) no effect/no change/stays the same/ no difference/none/nothing 0(c) wet/slippery/icy/greasy/ loose surface/muddy /snow/rain /smooth /gravel /oil dna poor condition of the tyres or brakes 0(d)(i) 0(d) (ii) Single straight arrow pointing downwards and on a vertical line through C friction (between lorry and air)/air resistance/drag judge by eye ignore labels dna wind resistance

(a)(i) Twice amplitude/double amplitude/2 amplitude/ amplitude x 2 dna just amplitude a)(ii) wavelength aps dna just λ (b) (f =) 30 60 or (T =) 60 30 or T = 2 (s) = 0.5 (Hz) allow ½ (Hz) (c)(i) transverse (waves) aps (c)(ii) Any one from oscillates vibrates up and down vertical perpendicular to wave direction or water surface allow (simple) harmonic motion/s.h.m. ignore any horizontal motion

2(a)(i) chemical chemical energy chemical potential chemical potential energy aps 2(a)(ii) kinetic KE dna movement (energy) ignore heat sound 2(a)(iii) electrical electric Allow electricity 2(b) gravitational potential gravitational potential GPE Kinetic KE Heat thermal sound acoustic accept movement accept if a correct pair are given e.g. heat and sound dna noise (3)

3(a) 4 number at the top left-hand side of the symbol 3(b) protons.nucleus both required in the correct order accept phonetic spelling dna neutron 3(c) isotopes Ignore radioactive 3(d)(i) alpha/α beta/β either order 3(d)(ii) random spontaneous accept erratic/irregular /not regular/not steady /not constant /not predictable

4(a) Electromagnet accept Electric magnet 4(b) any two, each, from: to prevent a short/shorting/short circuit iron is a conductor (so that) current/electricity goes through wire/coil/each turn to prevent current/electricity going through nail dna any response related to heat insulation or safety 4(c)(i) it will pick up magnetic materials allow any example of a magnetic material e.g. (iron) filings/allow paperclips or show field pattern using iron filings 4(c)(ii) or it will repel (one pole/end of) a magnet/compass needle idea that when circuit switched off/nail removed from coil, nail quickly loses its magnetism ignore attract to magnet not will lose its magnetism over a period of time

5(a) (negative) electrons dna negative charges (dry) cloth.. balloon friction both required correct order essential (3) 5(b) positive /+ opposite/unlike Accept different

6(a) ice 6(b)(i) melting/melt(s) accept change of state 6(b)(ii) evaporation/evaporating aps dna boiling 6(c) close packed dna close packed regular random/irregular/erratic accept in different directions / at different speeds / at different velocities PAPER TOTAL: 00 MARKS

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