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(9) Investigating Ohm's Law - CORRECT ANSWER-- Variable resistor, connected to
ammeter, resist, and voltmeter in parallel with the resistor

- Vary the resistance of the variable resistor, which changes the p.d. of the circuit

- Measure current and p.d.

- Plot a V-I graph, and should be a straight line through the origin if Ohm's law is
followed



(9) Investigating resistivity - CORRECT ANSWER-- Measure diameter of wire with
micrometer at different points, find mean and then find area

- Vary length of wire

- Voltmeter in parallel and ammeter in series

- Calculate resistance R=V/I

- Plot graph of R/L, gradient is p/A



(10) Investigating Internal Resistance - CORRECT ANSWER-- Voltmeter in parallel
with the cell, ammeter and variable resistor in series

, - Vary resistance of variable resistor, measure current and terminal p.d.

- Take multiple readings and average

- Plot a V-I graph

- V = -rI + E

- Gradient of graph = negative internal resistance



(11) Using an oscilloscope to determine wave frequency - CORRECT ANSWER--
Connect a microphone to the oscilloscope, and this receives the sound waves

- Use the horizontal spaces (time) to find the time for the wave to complete one
oscillation

- 1/Period to find frequency



(11) Investigating polarisation of light - CORRECT ANSWER-- Use a vertical
polarising filter, which makes light become plane polarised

- Use a second vertical polarising filter, placed in the same plane, and slowly
rotate it

- Intensity of light should drop, and when it is 90 degrees to the vertical filter,
intensity falls to 0



(11) How to find refractive index - CORRECT ANSWER-- Draw a normal to the
material using set square or protractor

- Shine a ray from a ray box onto the material with monochromatic light

- Measure the angle of incidence of light, and the angle of refraction (both to the
normal)

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