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AQA GCSE PHYSICS Higher Tier Paper 2 EXAM
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Updated (Actual Exam) 2025\2026 GCSE Physics
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Terms in this set (20)
A person uses a lens to 6.0 = 9.0 /object height
read the letters on the object height = 9.0/ 6.0
back of a coin. The image object height = 1.5 (mm)
height of the letters on the
coin is 9.0 mm. The
magnification produced
by the lens is 6.0.
Calculate the height of the
letters on the coin. Use
the physics equations
sheet. (3)
Write down the equation (wave) speed = frequency × wavelength
which links frequency,
wavelength and wave
speed. (1)
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Indicative content
• reaction time explained in terms of longer reaction
times increase thinking distance (from a given speed)
• taking drugs
• drinking alcohol
• tiredness
• age
• distractions
explained in terms of the effect on driver's reaction
time
• speed
The driver of a vehicle
explained in terms of the faster the vehicle the greater
sees a hazard on the road.
the distance travelled in the driver's reaction time (or
The drive uses the brakes
converse)
to stop the vehicle.
OR
Explain the factors that
explained in terms of increased speed increases KE
affect the distance
so increases work done to stop the vehicle
needed to stop a vehicle
• condition of the tyres
in an emergency. (6)
• condition of road surface
• wet/icy roads
explained in terms of condition of tyres and road
surface (including weather considerations) affecting
friction (between tyres and road)
• condition of brakes
explained in terms of effect on braking force (applied
to the wheels) or reduced friction
• mass / weight of vehicle explained in terms of
deceleration force or kinetic energy or change in
momentum
Write down the equation work (done) = force x distance
which links distance, force
and work done. (1)
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AQA GCSE PHYSICS Higher Tier Paper 2 EXAM
Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified |
Updated (Actual Exam) 2025\2026 GCSE Physics
AQA Higher Tier Paper 2
Save
Terms in this set (20)
A person uses a lens to 6.0 = 9.0 /object height
read the letters on the object height = 9.0/ 6.0
back of a coin. The image object height = 1.5 (mm)
height of the letters on the
coin is 9.0 mm. The
magnification produced
by the lens is 6.0.
Calculate the height of the
letters on the coin. Use
the physics equations
sheet. (3)
Write down the equation (wave) speed = frequency × wavelength
which links frequency,
wavelength and wave
speed. (1)
https://quizlet.com/1094251878/aqa-gcse-physics-higher-tier-paper-2-exam-questions-with-100-correct-answers-verified-updated-actual-exam-202520… 1/7
, 10/17/25, 9:06 AM AQA GCSE PHYSICS Higher Tier Paper 2 EXAM Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Updated (Actual Exam) 2025\…
Indicative content
• reaction time explained in terms of longer reaction
times increase thinking distance (from a given speed)
• taking drugs
• drinking alcohol
• tiredness
• age
• distractions
explained in terms of the effect on driver's reaction
time
• speed
The driver of a vehicle
explained in terms of the faster the vehicle the greater
sees a hazard on the road.
the distance travelled in the driver's reaction time (or
The drive uses the brakes
converse)
to stop the vehicle.
OR
Explain the factors that
explained in terms of increased speed increases KE
affect the distance
so increases work done to stop the vehicle
needed to stop a vehicle
• condition of the tyres
in an emergency. (6)
• condition of road surface
• wet/icy roads
explained in terms of condition of tyres and road
surface (including weather considerations) affecting
friction (between tyres and road)
• condition of brakes
explained in terms of effect on braking force (applied
to the wheels) or reduced friction
• mass / weight of vehicle explained in terms of
deceleration force or kinetic energy or change in
momentum
Write down the equation work (done) = force x distance
which links distance, force
and work done. (1)
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