AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy Physics Paper 2 (Higher), 2024

Every question from AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy Physics Paper 2 (Higher), 2024: 6 questions, 70 marks, each with its mark scheme and topic.

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  1. Question 1 8 marks

    Investigate how frequency affects the wavelength of a wave on a string, identify the wave equation linking speed, frequency and wavelength, and calculate wavelength from given wave speed and frequency.

    Physics · Required Practicals · P6: Waves · Physics Required Practicals

  2. Question 2 14 marks

    Explain energy transfers for a gymnast landing on a spring floor, calculate elastic potential energy in a compressed spring, describe a method for measuring spring compression safely, and determine the spring constant from a force–compression graph.

    Physics · Required Practicals · P5: Forces · Physics Required Practicals

  3. Question 3 13 marks

    Answer a series of questions on electromagnetic waves, including their properties, uses, hazards, wave definitions, frequency calculation from period, and how oscillations transfer information in wireless communication.

    Physics · P6: Waves · P7: Magnetism and Electromagnetism

  4. Question 4 10 marks

    Answer questions about the motor effect and electromagnets, including the direction of force on a current-carrying wire, calculation of magnetic flux density, Newton’s third law, and ways to increase or reverse the force exerted by an electromagnet.

    Physics · P5: Forces · P7: Magnetism and Electromagnetism

  5. Question 5 12 marks

    Calculate and explain how speed affects stopping and braking distance, including determining initial velocity, identifying the speed-squared relationship, and calculating momentum before braking.

    Physics · P5: Forces

  6. Question 6 13 marks

    Calculate the rocket’s velocity after accelerating to 40 km and explain changes in its weight, its deceleration after fuel stops burning, and how parachutes reduce terminal velocity.

    Physics · P5: Forces

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