CIE IAL · Physics · 9702 P1 · Density and pressure

Topic Questions: 6 calculate the upthrust acting on an object in a fluid using the equation (Archimedes’ principle) — 9702 P1 Density and pressure

11 9702 P1 Density and pressure topic questions are tagged to this syllabus point across 11 papers (2025–2026). Only the parts whose knowledge graph matches this syllabus statement are counted, and the table shows which parts of each question are involved.

11 topic questions 11 papers 11 tagged marks 42.3% of topic questions 42.3% of topic marks 2025–2026 Syllabus 2025–2027

Core finding

This Density and pressure syllabus point appears in 11 9702 P1 papers across 2025–2026, contributing 11 topic questions and 11 marks. The most recent appearance is 9702/11 May/June 2026. That equals 42.3% of the 26 topic questions and 42.3% of the 26 marks tagged to Density and pressure. Only parts tagged to this subtopic are counted, so a four-part question can contribute one item and one part's marks. The table lists every matching question, its tagged parts and marks, with a link back to the paper page. Sessions are newest first, so the statement can be traced back through the full paper history.

Topic questions by session

Newest sessions first. Parts and marks count only the parts tagged to this subtopic; “x of y parts” shows how much of the question is tagged elsewhere. Select the paper cell to open the matching question on the paper page, or use Go to Practice Hub to answer that exact question in the Interactive Practice Hub.

PaperQuestionTypePartsMarksDifficultyPractice
9702/11May/June 2026 · CIE IAL Q14
Factors Affecting Hydrostatic Upthrust - CIE Physics 2026 Jun Paper 11 Q14
FRQ 1 part 1 Easy Go to Practice Hub
9702/12May/June 2026 · CIE IAL Q13
Hydrometer Equilibrium in Liquids - CIE Physics 2026 Jun Paper 12 Q13
FRQ 1 part 1 Medium Go to Practice Hub
9702/13May/June 2026 · CIE IAL Q13
Upthrust on Submerged Objects - CIE Physics 2026 Jun Paper 13 Q13
FRQ 1 part 1 Easy Go to Practice Hub
9702/14May/June 2026 · CIE IAL Q13
Floating Object and Hydrostatic Pressure - CIE AS Physics 2026 Jun Paper 14 Q13
FRQ 1 part 1 Medium Go to Practice Hub
9702/11October/November 2025 · CIE IAL Q16
Symbols in Upthrust Formula - CIE Physics 2025 Nov Paper 11 Q16
FRQ 1 part 1 Easy Go to Practice Hub
9702/12October/November 2025 · CIE IAL Q16
Ratio of Upthrust on Mars and Earth - CIE AS Physics 2025 Nov Paper 12 Q16
FRQ 1 part 1 Easy Go to Practice Hub
9702/13October/November 2025 · CIE IAL Q16
Upthrust Formula Symbol Meanings - CIE AS Physics 2025 Winter Paper 13 Q16
FRQ 1 part 1 Easy Go to Practice Hub
9702/14October/November 2025 · CIE IAL Q9
Upthrust on a Submerged Sphere - CIE Physics 2025 Nov Paper 14 Q9
FRQ 1 part 1 Easy Go to Practice Hub
9702/11May/June 2025 · CIE IAL Q14
Newton Meter Reading with Increased Liquid Density - CIE AS Physics 2025 Jun Paper 11 Q14
FRQ 1 part 1 Medium Go to Practice Hub
9702/12May/June 2025 · CIE IAL Q14
Tension in Submerged Block String - CIE Physics 2025 Jun Paper 12 Q14
FRQ 1 part 1 Easy Go to Practice Hub
9702/14May/June 2025 · CIE IAL Q13
Height of Floating Iceberg Above Sea Water - CIE Physics 2025 Jun Paper 14 Q13
FRQ 1 part 1 Medium Go to Practice Hub

Topic question rules and edge cases

How many topic questions cover this syllabus point?
11 question stems cover this subtopic across 11 papers, but only 11 tagged parts and 11 marks belong to it. Other parts of the same questions are assessed under different statements and are excluded from this page.
Which papers include this subtopic?
The table lists every matching session from 2025–2026. Each row links to the question anchor on the paper page, where the full paper context and practice entry point are available.
Why can one question appear under several subtopics?
The parts of one question can assess different syllabus statements. Each part is counted under its own subtopics, so the same question stem can appear on several subtopic pages while each page lists only the parts and marks tagged to that statement.
Can I practise these questions with AI marking?
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