2023 AQA A LEVEL PHYSICS PAPER 2 INSERT, QUESTION PAPER AND MARK SCHEME 74082 BUNDLE

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For use in exams from the June 2017 Series onwards

DATA - FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANTS AND VALUES

speed of light in vacuo

permeability of free space

permittivity of free space

magnitude of the charge of electron

the Planck constant

gravitational constant

the Avogadro constant

molar gas constant

the Boltzmann constant

the Stefan constant

the Wien constant

electron rest mass

(equivalent to 5.5×10–4 u)

magnitude of electron charge/mass ratio

proton rest mass (equivalent to 1.00728 u)

proton charge/mass ratio

neutron rest mass (equivalent to 1.00867 u)

gravitational field strength

acceleration due to gravity

atomic mass unit

(1u is equivalent to 931.5MeV)

A-level Physics data and formulae
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Symbol Value Units �� 3.00 × 108 ms –1 ��0 4π × 10–7 Hm–1 ��0 8.85 × 10–12 Fm–1 �� 1.60 × 10–19 C ℎ 6.63 × 10–34 Js �� 6.67 × 10–11 Nm2 kg–2 ��A 6.02 × 1023 mol–1 �� 8.31 JK–1 mol–1 �� 1.38 × 10–23 JK–1 σ 5.67 × 10–8 Wm–2 K–4 �� 2.90 × 10–3 mK ��e 9.11 × 10–31 kg �� ��e 1.76 × 1011 Ckg–1 ��p 1.67(3) × 10–27 kg �� ��p 9.58 × 107 Ckg–1 ��n 1.67(5) × 10–27 kg �� 9.81 Nkg–1 �� 9.81 ms –2
Quantity
u 1.661 × 10–27 kg ALGEBRAIC EQUATION GEOMETRICAL EQUATIONS quadratic equation a ac b b x 2 4 2 ± = = r �� =2πr ASTRONOMICAL DATA = πr 2 Body Mass/kg Mean radius/m =2πrh Sun 1.99 × 1030 6.96 × 108 =4πr 2 Earth 5.97 × 1024 6.37 × 106 arc length circumference of circle area of circle curved surface area of cylinder surface area of sphere volume of sphere = 3 4 πr 3

Particle Physics

Properties of quarks

antiquarks have opposite signs

Antiparticles:

Photons and energy levels

photon energy

�� = ℎ�� = ℎ�� ��

photoelectricity ℎ�� = ϕ + ��k(max)

energy levels ℎ�� = ��1 – ��2

de Broglie wavelength �� = ℎ �� = ℎ ����

Waves

wave speed �� = ���� period �� = 1 ��

first harmonic �� = 1 2����� ��

fringe spacing �� = ���� �� diffraction grating ��sin�� = ����

refractive index of a substance s, �� = �� ��s

for two different substances of refractive indices n1 and n2, law of refraction ��1 sin��1 = ��2 sin��2

critical angle sin��c = ��2 ��1 for��1 > ��2

Mechanics

moments

moment = ����

velocity and acceleration �� = ∆�� ∆�� �� = ∆�� ∆��

equations of motion �� = �� + ���� �� =���+�� 2

impulse ��Δ�� = Δ(����) work, energy and power �� = ����cos�� ��k = 1 2 ����2 Δ��p = ����Δℎ �� = ∆�� ∆�� , �� = ����

��������������������= ���������������������������������� ��������������������

Materials

density �� = �� �� Hooke’s law �� = ��Δ��

Young modulus = �������������������������� ��������������������������

energy stored �� = 1 2 ����

tensile stress = �� ��

tensile strain = ∆�� ��

2 Version 1.7
Class Name Symbol Rest energy/MeV photon photon �� 0 lepton neutrino ve 0 vµ 0 electron e ± 0.510999 muon µ ± 105.659 mesons π meson π ± 139.576 π 0 134.972 K meson K± 493.821 K0 497.762 baryons proton p 938.257 neutron n 939.551
Type Charge Baryon number Strangeness u + 3 2 e + 3 1 0 d 3 1 e + 3 1 0 s 3 1 e + 3 1 1
Properties of Leptons Lepton number Particles: e , νe ; µ , νµ +1
e
1
+ , νe, µ+ , νµ
� �� ��2 = ��2 + 2���� �� = ���� + ����2 2 force �� = ���� force �� = ∆(����) ∆��

Electricity

current and pd

�� = ∆�� ∆�� �� = �� �� �� = �� ��

resistivity ��= ���� ��

resistors in series ��T = ��1 + ��2 + ��3 + …

resistors in parallel 1 ��T = 1 ��1 + 1 ��2 + 1 ��3 +⋯

power �� = ���� = ��2�� = ��2 ��

emf �� = �� �� �� = ��(�� + ��)

Circular motion

magnitude of angular speed �� = �� ��

�� = 2����

centripetal acceleration �� = ��2 �� = ��2��

centripetal force �� = ����2 �� = ����2 ��

Simple harmonic motion

acceleration

displacement

speed

�� = −��2��

�� = ��cos(����)

�� = ±���(��2 ��2)

maximum speed ��max = ����

maximum acceleration ��max = ��2��

for a mass-spring system �� = 2����� ��

for a simple pendulum �� = 2�������

Thermal physics

energy to change temperature

�� = ������

energy to change state �� = ����

gas law ���� = ������ ���� = ������

kinetic theory model ���� = 1 3 ����(��rms)2

kinetic energy of gas molecule 1 2 ��(��rms)2 = 3 2 ���� = 3���� 2��A

Gravitational fields

force between two masses �� = ����1��2 ��2

gravitational field strength �� = �� ��

magnitude of gravitational field strength in a radial field �� = ���� ��2

work done �� = ����

gravitational potential �� =–���� �� �� =–Δ�� Δ��

Electric fields and capacitors

force between two point charges �� = 1 4����0 ��1��2 ��2

force on a charge �� = ����

field strength for a uniform field �� = �� ��

work done

field strength for a radial field �� = ���� �� = 1 4����0 �� ��2

electric potential �� = 1 4����0 �� ��

field strength �� = �� ��

capacitance �� = �� �� �� = ����0��r ��

capacitor energy stored �� = 1 2���� = 1 2 ����2 = 1 2 ��2 ��

capacitor charging �� = ��0(1 e –�� ����)

decay of charge �� = ��0e –�� ����

time constant ����

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