This document outlines the marking scheme for a lab experiment to determine the mass of a meter rule using a balancing method. It provides criteria for 10 marks for the graphing portion, which include having a labeled diagram, readings with appropriate significant figures, data in a table with labeled headings and units, labeled axes with a suitable scale, and a line of best fit. It also provides criteria for 10 additional marks for the analysis portion, which include accurately reading values from the graph like the gradient and intercept, using the correct formula and units, and obtaining the final answer with a justified conclusion.
This document outlines the marking scheme for a lab experiment to determine the mass of a meter rule using a balancing method. It provides criteria for 10 marks for the graphing portion, which include having a labeled diagram, readings with appropriate significant figures, data in a table with labeled headings and units, labeled axes with a suitable scale, and a line of best fit. It also provides criteria for 10 additional marks for the analysis portion, which include accurately reading values from the graph like the gradient and intercept, using the correct formula and units, and obtaining the final answer with a justified conclusion.
This document outlines the marking scheme for a lab experiment to determine the mass of a meter rule using a balancing method. It provides criteria for 10 marks for the graphing portion, which include having a labeled diagram, readings with appropriate significant figures, data in a table with labeled headings and units, labeled axes with a suitable scale, and a line of best fit. It also provides criteria for 10 additional marks for the analysis portion, which include accurately reading values from the graph like the gradient and intercept, using the correct formula and units, and obtaining the final answer with a justified conclusion.
This document outlines the marking scheme for a lab experiment to determine the mass of a meter rule using a balancing method. It provides criteria for 10 marks for the graphing portion, which include having a labeled diagram, readings with appropriate significant figures, data in a table with labeled headings and units, labeled axes with a suitable scale, and a line of best fit. It also provides criteria for 10 additional marks for the analysis portion, which include accurately reading values from the graph like the gradient and intercept, using the correct formula and units, and obtaining the final answer with a justified conclusion.
AIM: To find the mass of a meter rule using a balancing method
Criteria / (O/R/R) Marks
1) Large/well labelled diagram /1 2) Appropriate readings to 3 significant numbers /1 3) Data in tabular form /1 4) Headings for table labelled with quantity/symbol/unit /1 5) Good range of readings /1 6) Records suitable precaution /1 7) Axes labelled with quantity or symbol and unit /1 8) Suitable scale for each axis (1 mark each) /2 9) Fine circle points or sharp crosses, thin line in graph /1 10) Line of best fit /1 Total /11
Criteria/ (A &I) Marks
1) Large triangle drawn on graph /1 2) Accurate read off (to correct significant figure) /1 3) Formula for gradient /1 4) Accurate read off of intercept (based on s.f. used in graph) /1 5) Correct unit used for intercept /1 6) Accurate calculation for gradient /1 7) Appropriate significant figure and unit for gradient /1 8) Correct substitution /1 9) Correct answer with unit /1 10) Conclusion follows/justified from data /1 Total /10