How many Non-uniform motion questions are there for 9702?

This page collects 4 recent Cambridge Physics (9702) past-paper questions tagged to Non-uniform motion. Each links straight to instant marking against the official 9702 scheme.

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4 past-paper questions on Non-uniform motion

9702/22 · May/June 20242 marks
The parachute is fully open at time t₂. At a later time t₃ the skydiver reaches a constant velocity of 5.7 ms¯¹. Describe and…
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9702/23 · May/June 20242 marks
The sphere has a radius of 3.0 cm and is falling vertically downwards at a terminal velocity of 2.0 m s⁻¹ through the liquid. The…
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9702/23 · May/June 20242 marks
The sphere is shown in Fig. 1.1. On Fig. 1.1, draw and label arrows to represent the directions of the three forces acting on the…
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9702/22 · October/November 20242 marks
The volume of the sphere is 4.6 cm³. The drag force D is 0.32 N. Calculate the weight of the sphere.
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This answer reaches the right coordinates and still drops a mark — the conclusion is stated, but never justified. Examiners pay for the reasoning, not the answer.

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M1dy/dx = 3x^2 - 12x + 9M1 earned
M1(x - 1) $(x - 3) = 0$ M1 earned
A1 $x = 1$ or $x = 3$ A1 earned
B1(1, 5) is a maximum and (3, 1) is a minimumB1 not earned

B1 — withheld
You stated the nature of each point correctly, but stated it without justification. This mark needs the reasoning shown — either evaluate the second derivative (d²y/dx² = 6x − 12, giving −6 at $x = 1$ and +6 at $x = 3$ ) or show a sign change of dy/dx either side of each point. An unsupported assertion earns nothing here even when the conclusion is right.

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How many Non-uniform motion questions are there for 9702?: This page collects 4 recent Cambridge Physics (9702) past-paper questions tagged to Non-uniform motion. Each links straight to instant marking against the official 9702 scheme.
How are Non-uniform motion answers marked?: Type or photograph your working and MarkScheme scores it against the real 9702 mark scheme for this topic — method, accuracy and any band descriptors — so you see exactly where the marks are.
Where can I learn Non-uniform motion first?: Start with the free Physics lesson on Non-uniform motion, then come back and drill past-paper questions under timed conditions.