May/June 2026 Paper 22

2026 · 6 questions · 32 parts · 60 marks

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1(a)Scalars VectorsEasy2 marks
Table 1.1 lists four physical quantities. For each quantity, select whether it is a scalar quantity or a vector quantity.
Scalar
Vector
1(b)(i)Motion GraphsMedium1 mark
A car moves in a straight line along a road. Figure 1.1 shows the variation with time of the velocity of the car.
Figure 1.1, a velocity–time graph for the car: velocity rises in a straight line from (0, 0) to (10, 12), stays constant at 12 m/s from t = 10 s to t = 35 s, falls in a straight line to (40, 0), then continues in a straight line with the same negative gradient past t = 40 s, reaching about −10 m/s at t = 80 s
State the feature of the graph that represents the distance travelled by the car between and s.
1(b)(ii)Motion GraphsEasy1 mark
Calculate the distance travelled by the car between and s.
1(b)(iii)Motion GraphsEasy2 marks
Determine the maximum magnitude of the acceleration of the car.
1(b)(iv)KinematicsEasy2 marks
At s, the car is at a point P.
At s, the car is at a distance of 150 m from P.
After s, the car travels with a constant acceleration of m s until the car is again at point P.
Calculate the speed of the car when it is at point P for the second time.
1(b)(v)Motion GraphsMedium3 marks
At , the displacement of the car is zero.
On Figure 1.2, sketch the variation of the displacement of the car with from to s. Values for displacement are not required.
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