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Year 12 TAS Physics sample questions

Year 12 TAS Physics sample questions

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Year 12 TAS Physics practice questions

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Skills covered

Practice motion, forces, energy, waves, electricity, fields, light, matter, data analysis, and scientific modelling.

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Sample TASC Year 12 Physics questions

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TASC Year 12 Physics Projectile motion hard projectile diagram

1. A projectile has a horizontal velocity of 18 m/s and remains in flight for 3.0 s. What range is shown?

TASC 12 projectile range 18 m/s 54 m 3.0 s
Choices
  • 54 m
  • 21 m
  • 6 m
  • 108 m
Explanation:

Horizontal range is 18 x 3.0 = 54 m.

TASC Year 12 Physics Orbits hard orbit diagram

2. A small body moves around a larger body. Which way does the gravitational force on the small body point?

TASC 12 orbital force large body small body F
Choices
  • Toward the larger body
  • Away from the larger body
  • Along the tangent
  • Only vertically down
Explanation:

Gravity is attractive, so the force points toward the larger body.

TASC Year 12 Physics Photoelectric effect hard photoelectric graph

3. A graph of maximum kinetic energy against frequency has its x-intercept at 5.4 x 1014 Hz. What is the threshold frequency?

TASC 12 photoelectric graph 5.4 x 10^14 Hz frequency max KE
Choices
  • 5.4 x 1014 Hz
  • 2.7 x 1014 Hz
  • 1.08 x 1015 Hz
  • 5.4 J
Explanation:

The threshold frequency is the x-intercept of the graph.

TASC Year 12 Physics Transformers hard transformer diagram

4. An ideal transformer has 60 primary turns and 180 secondary turns. With 12 V on the primary, what secondary voltage is shown?

TASC 12 transformer output 60 turns 180 turns load
Choices
  • 36 V
  • 4 V
  • 12 V
  • 252 V
Explanation:

The secondary has three times as many turns, so Vs = 12 x 3 = 36 V.

TASC Year 12 Physics Electric fields hard field diagram

5. A positive charge is placed in the field between parallel plates. Which direction is its force?

TASC 12 charge in field + - + plate - plate positive
Choices
  • Toward the negative plate
  • Toward the positive plate
  • Opposite the field
  • Zero
Explanation:

A positive charge experiences force in the direction of the electric field, from the positive plate toward the negative plate.

TASC Year 12 Physics Electromagnetic induction hard flux graph

6. The flux-time graph changes fastest over the first interval. Which interval has greatest induced emf magnitude?

TASC 12 flux graph first later flux t
Choices
  • The first interval
  • The flat interval
  • The interval with lowest flux only
  • All intervals
Explanation:

The largest rate of change of magnetic flux gives the greatest induced emf magnitude.

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TASC Year 12 Physics practice should help students connect equations to visible evidence: motion graphs, fields, induction, wave interference, photoelectric data, and experimental graphs. These examples preview that visual reasoning before the no-login Physics demo.

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Year 12 · TAS Physics · Test mode · 8 questions · 10 min
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