Two rays have same frequency/come from same source/are coherent. They superpose (when they meet) /constructive and destructive interference occur

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QWC spelling of technical terms must be correct and the answer must be organised in a logical sequence Identifies two rays of light Two rays have same frequency/come from same source/are coherent Path difference (between the two reflected rays) They superpose (when they meet) /constructive and destructive interference occur If they meet in phase/nλ /λ path difference, constructive interference/ bright fringe If they meet in antiphase / (n+ ½ )λ / ½ λ path difference, destructive interference/dark fringe Total for question 5 (max 5)

2(a) n = sin 48 / sin 30 n =.5 (common answer will be.49) (n = 0.67 scores mark for idea of ratio of sin of angles) 2(b)(i) QWC spelling of technical terms must be correct and the answer must be organised in a logical sequence As x increases, y increases OR At a certain angle / critical angle, y = 90 º / the light travels along the boundary (do not allow reflects at 90 º ) For angles greater than the critical angle (in glass) total internal reflection occurs (do not accept TIR) 2(b)(ii) Use of sin c = /n c = 42 O ecf n from (a) unless n= 0.67 which scores 0 here Total for question 7

Question 3(a) Answer Ray drawn along edge of prism (labelled X) (ignore a reflected ray) (b)(i) n = 3 0 8.96 0 n =.53 (no unit, ue if one given) 8 (b)(ii) Use of sin (critical angle) = / n OR use of sin i/sin r = v /v 2 = n c = 4 o (c) Red light: refraction towards normal at first face but less than refraction for blue light Refracts into air at second face with angle in air > angle in glass Total for question 7

4(a) Use of sin i v 2 = sin r v r = 90 º at critical angle critical angle = 75º Acceptable alternative: Use of µ 2 = v / v 2 State sin c = / µ c = 75º (µ =.036, but look out for effects of rounding on calculated angle) 3 4(b) 4(c) sin c / =.96/2.03 c = 75º It will be reflected (back into the core) / totally internally reflected Reflection back into core may be shown on the diagram (allow e.c.f for value of c from (a) ) Most of the light will undergo repeated (total internal) reflection Or most light continually strikes at greater than the critical angle Or minimal light is lost through refraction Light reaches the bottom of the curtain Or Rays hitting the bottom will escape Or light hits the bottom at less than the critical angle 2 Total for question 8 6

Question 5(a)(i) Answer Use of n = v /v 2 with λ proportional to v (seeing.53 44 or 44/.53 = 27 nm gets st mark) Wavelength in disc = 633 nm (Alternative method finds v in plastic, then f of wave, leading to λ in air. Correct answer by this method scores 2 but incorrect answer can score the method mark) n = wavelength in air /wavelength in disc λ in air =.53 44 = 633 nm 2 5(a)(ii) Division of a wavelength by 2 or 4 (44 nm or their λ from (a)(i)) Vertical distance = 04 nm or ¼ their λ from (a)(i) 2 5(a)(iii) Destructive interference / superposition Amplitude/intensity of wave is zero/min OR binary value zero OR there is min/no light OR the waves cancel/almost cancel each other OR cancellation 2 5(b)(i) Use of sin critical angle = /n c = 40.8º (accept 4 º) [bald answer of 4 scores zero] 2 5(b)(ii) example of calculation sin c = /.53 c = 40.8º s can only be scored for answers where the light is only in the plastic Reflection shown at point P Angle of incidence = angle of reflection (judge by eye) and greater than their critical angle from (b)(i) 2 (do not penalise if arrows not drawn. Labels could override poor drawing ) Total for question 9 0

Question 6(a) 6(b) 6(b)(ii) *6(c) Answer Credit any sensible limitation Examples include: blunt pencil, protractor divisions only to one degree, protractor of limited radius method requires rays to be marked and then drawn on Limited precision linked to limitation Use of refractive index = ratio of speeds Speed = 2.0 0 8 m s speed in plastic = 3.0 0 8 m s.52 =.97 0 8 m s Use of sin c = /µ, sin c = /n (or equivalent, but must allow full solution if used correctly without further equations) critical angle = 4º sin c = /.52 c = 4º (QWC Work must be clear and organised in a logical manner using technical wording where appropriate) 2 2 2 The light strikes the sides at an angle greater than the critical angle It undergoes total internal reflection It is reflected again It strikes the other end at less than the critical angle Or It is transmitted at the final boundary Or the ray has zero angle of incidence at the first end and is transmitted undeviated 4 Total for question 5 0

7 (a) change in direction / wavelength (of wave/ray/light) (when entering a medium where) the wave has a different velocity OR (when entering a medium where) the density is different the light travels at a lower speed in the air than in a vacuum 7 (b) identify angle of incidence = 64º use of sin i / sin r = refractive index r = 63.9 to at least 3 sf calculation of difference = 0.2º 3 4 sin r = sin i µ = sin 64.00 r = 63.88 difference = 0.2º Total for question 5 7