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    Answers to M1 A level questions Edexcel Past papers

    Much of what you learn in M1 is technique – how to solve problems and how to tackle A level questions.
    Success in any technique comes with practice, so try as many questions from A level papers as you can –
    practice, practice, practice….
    These answers on their own won’t get you full marks. Indeed you get most of your marks for showing good
    clear working following the principles of Mechanics that you have learned.
    Use these answers to check your working. If you get the right answer then you have probably used the right
    thinking, and if you lay your working out clearly you should get full marks. If you don’t get the right answer,
    look carefully for your mistake – that in itself is a valuable learning exercise. If you still cannot find your
    mistake, talk it over with your colleagues and/or ask your teacher – who will be happy to help you out!

    Key:
    m distance in metres km distance in kilometres kg mass in kilograms
    ms-1 speed in metres per second ms-2 acceleration in metres per square second
    N force in Newtons Ns impulse in Newton seconds
    g acceleration due to gravity (9.8 ms-2). In Mechanics g does NOT mean grams!!!

    2003, January
    Qu. 1 a) v = 2.5 ms-1
    b) 1500 Ns

    Qu. 2 a) 138.2 degrees


    b) X = 8.94 N

    Qu. 3 a) -5i + 12j ms-1


    b) 5.2 N

    Qu. 4 a) p = 10tj
    q = (6i + 12j) + (-8i + 6j)t
    b) 18 km
    c) t = 3/4

    Qu. 5 T = 11.0 N
    Qu. 6 a) W = 60/(1-x)
    b) x < 1

    Qu. 7 a) u = 22.4
    b) T = 4.64 s
    c) F = 6390 N

    M1AnswersheetEdexcel2003to2007.doc © Beal High School


    Answers to M1 A level questions Edexcel Past papers

    2005, January 2005, June


    Qu. 1 a) 0.7 ms-1 b) direction unchanged Qu. 1a) 3.6 ms-1 b) 440 m
    c) 8.25 Ns
    Qu. 2a) 4.4 ms-1 b) 2.16 Ns
    Qu. 2 a) 45g or 441 N b) 1/3 or 0.33 m (to 2 dp)
    Qu. 3a) 7.5 N b) 12N
    Qu. 3 a) 162 m b) 6.2 ms-1
    Qu. 4a) 18.4 N b) 0.12 ms-1
    c) - 0.56 ms-1
    Qu. 5b) 78 m c) 35 sec
    Qu. 4 a) 23 N b) 17.6 N
    c) F< µR so remains in equilibrium Qu. 6a) 9g or 88.2 N b) 7/8 or 0.88 m
    Qu. 5 a) 3.2 ms-1 b) 5.28 N Qu. 7a) 0.24 ms-1 b) 534 N
    c) 0.75 d) same acceleration for c) 54 m d) vertical component removed
    A and B so normal reaction increased
    Qu. 6 a) 3 ms-1 b) 14.8 ms-1 Qu. 8a) 9.43 m/sec b) (2i + j) + (5i + 8j)t
    c) 0.1 kg d) 3.06 s c) 1.6 sec d) 4.25 ms-1
    Qu. 7 a) 3i + 8j km/hr b) 14i - 6j + 12tj
    c) 25 t2 - 92t + 292
    d) 161 mins or 2:41 am

    2006, January 2006, June


    Qu. 1 a) 14.4 m b) 23.2 ms-1 Qu. 1 a) constant acceleration
    b) constant velocity c) 30.5 m
    Qu. 2 a) 3 ms-1 b) 3.6
    c) 18 Ns Qu. 2 a) 2.25 ms-1 b) 1.5 Ns

    Qu. 3 a) 1.25 m b) weight/mass acts at Qu. 3 a) 2.5 ms-1 b) 31.7 ms-1


    mid point c) 0.4 m c) 1.69 sec

    Qu. 4 i) 14.8 N ii) 144 degrees Qu. 4 a) 0.27 b) 3.76 ms-2

    Qu. 5 a) 18.7 N b) 0.621 Qu. 5 a) 70 N b) 30 N


    c) 5.37 > 5 hence does not slide
    Qu. 6 a) 0.7 ms-1 b) 770 N
    -1
    Qu. 6 a) 6.08 ms b) 351 degrees c) 58 m d) same acceleration for
    c) (-5i + 32j) m d) 21 m car and trailer

    Qu. 7 a) 6/5 mg b) 0.693 Qu. 7 a) 6.5 km/hr b) 337 degrees


    c) 6/5 mg downwards c) 8.5j + 23j d) 11i + (17 + 5t)j
    e) 1512 hours f) 4.72 km

    M1AnswersheetEdexcel2003to2007.doc © Beal High School


    Answers to M1 A level questions Edexcel Past papers

    2007, January 2007, June


    0
    1. a) P = 48 N b) q = 41.6 1. a) T = 35.31 N b) W = 33 N
    2. b) W = 24 N c) X = 144 N d) the 2. a) I = 3 Ns b) m = 0.5 kg
    weight of the rock acts precisely at d) 3. b) AD = 0.6 m
    3. a) a = (3i – 1.5j) ms-2 b) 6.71 N 4.
    c) v = (21i – 7j) ms-1
    4. a) u = 8 ms-1 b) I = 3 Ns c) R = 2 N
    -1
    5. a) h = 22.5 m b) v = 22 ms c) t = 4.4 s
    6. a) P = 110 N b) a = 1.5 ms-2
    7. a) 2g – T = 2a, T – 36sin 30 = 3a c) T = 18 N
    d) magnitudes of accelerations are equal
    e) t = 0.51 s
    b) V = 11 ms-1 c) a = 1.75 ms-2
    5. a) R = 1.7 N b) µ = 0.55
    -2
    6. a) a = 2.5 ms b) T = 3.5 N
    d) acceleration of P = acceleration of Q
    e) t = 6/7 s
    7. a) v = (2i + 6j) ms-1 b) b = (3i - 4j) + (2i + 6j)t
    c) λ = -2

    M1AnswersheetEdexcel2003to2007.doc © Beal High School

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