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The sphere is undergoing small oscillations from side to side, as shown in Fig. 4.1.  \nstring  \nheavy sphere, mass 0.81 kg  \noscillations  \nFig. 4.1  \nThe oscillations of the sphere may be considered to be simple harmonic with amplitude 0.036 mand period 3.0 s.  \n(a) State what is meant by simple harmonic motion.  \n.............................................................................................................................................. [2]  \n(b) Calculate:  \n(i) the angular frequency of the oscillations  \nangular frequency = .............................................. rad s–1 [2]  \nACCESSIBILITY CHANGES APPLIED A Level Physics 9702, Paper 4, Nov 2023  \nText now left-aligned  \nFigure now left-aligned and 'Figure' spelled out in full  \n4 A heavy metal sphere of mass 0.81 kg is suspended from a string. The sphere is undergoing small oscillations from side to side, as shown in Figure 4.1.  \nstring  \nheavy sphere, mass 0.81 kg  \noscillations  \nFigure 4.1  \nThe oscillations of the sphere may be considered to be simple harmonic with amplitude 0.036 m and period 3.0 s.  \n(a) State what is meant by simple harmonic motion.  \n.............................................................................................................................................. [2]  \n(b) Calculate:  \n(i) the angular frequency of the oscillations  \nangular frequency = .............................................. rad s–1 [2]  \nORIGINAL page adapted from IGCSE Combined Science 0653, Paper 4, June 2023  \nText fully justified  \nTable centred; table column headings are in non-bold and use capital letters  \nPrompt words on answer lines in part (c) have capital letters and there is a colon after the words  \n(b) A study investigates the risk factors for coronary heart disease (CHD) .  \nA sample of people with CHD record the risk factors they have.  \nSome people in the study record more than one risk factor.  \nTable 1.1 shows the results.  \nTable 1.1  \n\n| Risk factor | Percentage of people recording risk factor |\n| --- | --- |\n| current smoker | 24 |\n| diet with few fruit and vegetables | 64 |\n| high alcohol intake | 42 |\n| lack of physical activity | 70 |\n| overweight | 54 |\n\n(i) Identify the risk factor recorded by the highest percentage of people.  \n...................................................................................................................................... [ 1]  \n(ii) There are 350 people in the study.  \nCalculate the number of people that record being overweight.  \nnumber of people = ................................ ............................ [2]  \n(iii) The risk factors in Table 1.1 are linked to lifestyle and can be changed.  \nState one risk factor for CHD that is not linked to lifestyle....................................................................................................................................... [ 1]  \n(c) Eating more fruit and vegetables is one way to help reduce the risk of CHD.  \nExplain why eating more fruit and vegetables can also reduce the risk of scurvy and constipation.  \nScurvy: ............................................................................................................................. ..........  \nACCESSIBILITY CHANGES APPLIED IGCSE Combined Science 0653, Paper 4, June 2023  \nText now left-aligned  \nTable now left-aligned on page; table column headings now bold and text centred. All other text in cells left-aligned No capital letters now on table text or on prompt words on answer lines; no colon after prompt word  \n(b) A study investigates the risk factors for coronary heart disease (CHD) .  \nA sample of people with CHD record the risk factors they have.  \nSome people in the study record more than one risk factor.  \nTable 1.1 shows the results.  \nTable 1.1  \n\n| risk fac","cbCaisQer8ksJjRL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisQer8ksJjRL","pdf",178115,"English","# Simple harmonic motion question\n## Angular frequency calculation\n# Coronary heart disease risk factors table question\n## Highest percentage identification\n## Overweight calculation\n## Lifestyle vs non-lifestyle risk factor\n# Scurvy and constipation explanation prompt\n# Break-even chart business scenario","[{\"question\":\"What accessibility formatting changes are demonstrated for the Physics “Figure” question?\",\"answer\":\"The text is left-aligned, the figure is left-aligned, and the word “Figure” is spelled out in full in the accessibility version.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the coronary heart disease risk-factor table used in the questions?\",\"answer\":\"The table lists risk factors with percentages, and the questions require identifying the highest percentage, calculating the number of overweight people from a given study size, and stating a non-lifestyle-linked risk factor.\"},{\"question\":\"What business topic appears with the break-even chart in the document?\",\"answer\":\"A business scenario about LCT manufactures cooking pots, analyzes its break-even chart, and considers ways to lower its break-even level of output.\"}]","Figure and Table Accessibility Changes Examples for Physics and Business Studies Exam Questions | PDF",15]