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Stage 6 · HSC questions by topic

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Physics

Atlas organises human-reviewed questions against the NSW Stage 6 Physicssyllabus. Every published question retains its exam source and page.

Syllabus: NESA Stage 6 (2017)
Explore the NESA Stage 6 (2017) syllabus topics

Module 5: Advanced Mechanics

  • Projectile Motion
  • Circular Motion
  • Motion in Gravitational Fields

Module 6: Electromagnetism

  • Charged Particles, Conductors and Electric and Magnetic Fields
  • The Motor Effect
  • Electromagnetic Induction
  • Applications of the Motor Effect

Module 7: The Nature of Light

  • Electromagnetic Spectrum
  • Light: Wave Model
  • Light: Quantum Model
  • Light and Special Relativity

Module 8: From the Universe to the Atom

  • Origins of the Elements
  • Structure of the Atom
  • Quantum Mechanical Nature of the Atom
  • Properties of the Nucleus
  • Deep inside the Atom
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2024HSC
Q6

The photoelectric effect is mathematically modelled by the following relationship:

Kmax⁡=hf−ϕK_{\max}=hf-\phiKmax​=hf−
ϕ

In this model, the symbol ϕ\phiϕ represents the amount of energy
A. supplied by a photon to an electron.
B. retained by an electron after being hit.
C. required to release an electron from a material.
D. left over after a collision of a photon with an electron.

1 mark
Multiple choice
2024HSC
Q16

The graph shows the relationship between the maximum kinetic energy of emitted photoelectrons and the incident photon energy for four different metal surfaces.

Light of frequency 7×1014 Hz7 \times 10^{14}\,\mathrm{Hz}7×1014Hz is incident on the metals.

From which metals are photoelectrons emitted?
A. K, Li only
B. Mg, Ag only
C. All of the metals
D. None of the metals

1 mark
Multiple choice
2024HSC
Q24 (a)

An absorption spectrum resulting from the passage of visible light from a star’s surface through its hydrogen atmosphere is shown. Absorption lines are labelled W to Z in the diagram.
Determine the surface temperature of the star.

2 marks
Short answer
2024HSC
Q32

Many scientists have performed experiments to explore the interaction of light and matter.

Analyse how evidence from at least THREE such experiments has contributed to our understanding of physics.

8 marks
Extended response
2023Trial
Q3

Students plotted the radiation of stars against their wavelengths.

If a star has a surface temperature of 4000 K4000\ \mathrm{K}4000 K, what is the maximum wavelength of the radiation emitted by the star?
(A) 0.725×10−7 m0.725 \times 10^{-7}\ \mathrm{m}0.725×10−7 m
(B) 7.25×10−6 m7.25 \times 10^{-6}\ \mathrm{m}7.25×10−6 m
(C) 725×10−7 m725 \times 10^{-7}\ \mathrm{m}725×10−7 m
(D) 725 nm725\ \mathrm{nm}725 nm

1 mark
Multiple choice