Physics 122 Final Exam Review - Mult Ch. 1. Which is a vector ...
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<strong>1.</strong> <strong>Which</strong><strong>is</strong>a<strong>vector</strong>quantity <strong>Final</strong><strong>Exam</strong><strong>Review</strong>-<strong>Mult</strong><strong>Ch</strong>. <strong>Physics</strong><strong>122</strong><br />
2. A3.0-newtonforceanda4.0-newtonforceactconcurrentlyonapoint.Inwhichdiagramshownwould a)d<strong>is</strong>tance theorientationoftheseforcesproducethegreatestnetforceonthepoint b)time c)mass d)velocity<br />
a) b) c) d)<br />
3. force<strong>is</strong>neededtokeeptheblockmovingatconstantspeedwhenitslidesonsurfaceB Inthediagramshown,surfaceAofthewoodenblockhastwicetheareaofsurfaceB.IfittakesF<br />
a)F newtonstokeeptheblockmovingatconstantspeedacrossthetablewhenitslidesonsurfaceA,what b)2F c)12F d)4F<br />
4. a)A representsthedirectionofthefrictionalforce Acartrollsdownaninclinedplanewithconstantspeedasshowninthediagram.<strong>Which</strong>arrow b)B c)C d)D<br />
5. Thediagramrepresentsacarrestingonahill.<strong>Which</strong><strong>vector</strong>bestrepresentstheweightofthecar a)A b)B c)C d)D<br />
6. initialvelocity<strong>is</strong>866meterspersecondanditsinitialverticalcomponent<strong>is</strong>500meterspersecond. Acannonresaprojectileatananglewiththehorizontal.Thehorizontalcomponentoftheprojectile's<br />
What<strong>is</strong>theshapeofthepaththattheprojectilewillfollow [Neglectairres<strong>is</strong>tance.]<br />
7. a)circular b)straight c)hyperbolic d)parabolic<br />
a)549m/s After5.00seconds,what<strong>is</strong>theverticalcomponentoftheprojectile'svelocity b)500m/s c)451m/s d)49.0m/s
8. Page2<br />
Themaximumheighttowhichtheprojectileinthepreviousproblemr<strong>is</strong>es<strong>is</strong>approximately<br />
9. Aball<strong>is</strong>redverticallyupwardat5.0meterspersecondfromacartmovinghorizontallytotheright a)2:50103m at2.0meterspersecond.<strong>Which</strong><strong>vector</strong>bestrepresentstheresultantvelocityoftheballwhenred b)1:28104m c)1:54104m d)4:42104m<br />
a) b) c) d)<br />
10.Aprojectile<strong>is</strong>redwithavelocityof150meterspersecondatanangleof30withthehorizontal. a)75.0m/s What<strong>is</strong>themagnitudeoftheverticalcomponentofthevelocityatthetimetheprojectile<strong>is</strong>red<br />
1<strong>1.</strong>Ablock<strong>is</strong>atrestonaninclinedplaneasshowninthediagram.Asangle<strong>is</strong>increased,the componentoftheblock'sweightparalleltotheplane b)130m/s c)150m/s d)225m/s<br />
a)decreases b)increases c)remainsthesame<br />
12.Thediagramhererepresentsaballbeingkickedbyafootandr<strong>is</strong>ingatanangleof30fromthe horizontal.Theballhasaninitialvelocityof5.0meterspersecond.[Neglectfriction.]<br />
a)decreases Astheballr<strong>is</strong>es,theverticalcomponentofitsvelocity<br />
13.Inthediagram,theweightofaboxonaplaneinclinedat30<strong>is</strong>representedbythe<strong>vector</strong>W.What <strong>is</strong>themagnitudeofthecomponentoftheweight(W)thatactsparalleltotheincline b)increases c)remainsthesame<br />
14.Abirdfeederwithtwobirdshasatotalmassof2.0kilogramsand<strong>is</strong>supportedbywireasshownin a)W b)0:50W c)0:87W d)1:5W<br />
a)10N thediagram.Theforceinthetopwire<strong>is</strong>approximately b)14N c)20N d)39N
Page3 15.Thediagramshowsabaseballbeinghitwithabat.Anglerepresentstheanglebetweenthe<br />
a)25 horizontalandtheball'sinitialdirectionofmotion.<strong>Which</strong>valueofwouldresultintheballtraveling thelongesthorizontald<strong>is</strong>tance[Neglectairres<strong>is</strong>tance.] b)45 c)60 d)90<br />
16.Thehandleofalawnroller<strong>is</strong>heldat45fromthehorizontal.Aforce,F,of28.0newtons<strong>is</strong>applied magnitudeoftheforcemovingtherollerforward a)7.00N tothehandleastheroller<strong>is</strong>pushedacrossalevellawn,asshowninthediagram.What<strong>is</strong>the b)14.0N c)19.8N d)39.0N<br />
17.Astheanglebetweenaforceandlevelgrounddecreasesfrom60to30,theverticalcomponentof theforce<br />
18.Thediagramshowsapersonexertinga300-newtonforceonthehandleofashovelthatmakesanangle of60withthehorizontalground.Thecomponentofthe300-newtonforcethatactsperpendicularto a)decreases b)increases c)remainsthesame<br />
a)150N theground<strong>is</strong>approximately b)260N c)300N d)350N<br />
19.Fourdierentballsarethrownhorizontallyothetopoffourcl<strong>is</strong>.Inwhichdiagramdoestheball a) havetheshortesttimeofight b) c) d)<br />
20.A<strong>1.</strong>0-kilogramblock<strong>is</strong>placedoneachoffourfrictionlessplanesinclinedatdierentangles.Onwhich inclinedplanewilltheaccelerationoftheblockbegreatest a) b) c) d)
2<strong>1.</strong>What<strong>is</strong>themagnitudeofthecentripetalaccelerationofa4-kilogrammassorbitingat10metersper secondwitharadiusof2meters Page4<br />
22.Thegravitationalforcebetweentwoobjects<strong>is</strong>inverselyproportionalto a)5m/sec2 b)50m/sec2 c)80m/sec2 d)200m/sec2<br />
23.Astronautsexperienceaconditioncalledweightlessnesswhenboththeyandtheirenvironmenthave a)masssquared thesame b)d<strong>is</strong>tancesquared c)mass d)d<strong>is</strong>tance<br />
24.ThediagramshowspositionsofasatelliteasitorbitstheEarth.Atwhichpositionwillthesatellite a)momentum achieveitshighestvelocity b)speed c)acceleration d)mass<br />
a)A b)B c)C d)D<br />
25.Astheradiusofanorbitingsatellite<strong>is</strong>decreased,thespeedrequiredtokeepitinorbitwillhaveto<br />
26.Anobjecttravelingwithuniformcircularmotionhasacentripetalaccelerationduetothechangein a)decrease b)increase c)remainthesame<br />
27.SatelliteAhasacircularorbitofradiusRandsatelliteBhasacircularorbitofradius2R.Compared a)speed totheperiodofsatelliteA,theperiodofsatelliteB<strong>is</strong> b)direction c)kineticenergy d)mass<br />
28.Asoneobjectmovesawayfromanotherobject,thegravitationalforceofattractionbetweenthem a)less b)greater c)thesame<br />
29.Ifthe10-kilogrammass<strong>is</strong>replacedwithagreatermass,thecentripetalaccelerationwill a)decreases b)increases c)remainsthesame<br />
30.IfobjectO<strong>is</strong>movinginauniformcircularmotionaroundpointPatconstantspeed,which<strong>vector</strong> a)decrease shownrepresentsacentripetalforce b)increase c)remainthesame<br />
a) b) c) d)
Page5 3<strong>1.</strong>What<strong>is</strong>thecentripetalaccelerationofaballtravelingat6.0meterspersecondinacirclewhose a)0.66m/sec2 radius<strong>is</strong>9.0meters<br />
32.Ifthed<strong>is</strong>tancebetweenaspaceshipandthecenteroftheEarth<strong>is</strong>increasedfromoneEarthradiusto 4Earthradii,thegravitationalforceactingonthespaceshipbecomesapproximately b)<strong>1.</strong>5m/sec2 c)15m/sec2 d)4.0m/sec2<br />
33.Thediagramshownrepresentsa4:0102-kilogramsatellite,S,inacircularorbitatanaltitudeof a)1 5:6106meters.Theorbitalspeedofthesatellite<strong>is</strong>5:7103meterspersecondandtheradiusofthe 16asgreat b)14asgreat c)16timesgreater d)4timesgreater<br />
Earth,R<strong>is</strong>6:4106meters.<br />
Thecentripetalaccelerationofthesatellite<strong>is</strong>approximately<br />
34.Ifthealtitudeofthesatelliteinthepreviousproblemdecreased,itscentripetalaccelerationwould<br />
a)9.8m/s2 b)4.9m/s2 c)2.7m/s2 d)<strong>1.</strong>4m/s2<br />
35.ThediagramshownrepresentsthemotionofaplanetaroundtheSun,S.Thetimeittakestheplanet a)decrease togofrompoint1topoint2<strong>is</strong>identicaltothetimeittakestheplanettogofrompoint3topoint4. b)increase c)remainthesame<br />
b)Thecentripetalaccelerationoftheplanet<strong>is</strong>constant. a)Thetwoshadedregionsofthediagramhaveequalareas. <strong>Which</strong>statementmustbetrue<br />
36.Twomasses,AandB,moveincircularpathsasshowninthediagram.Thecentripetalacceleration c)Theplanetmovesataconstantspeed. d)Theplanetmovesfasterwhenit<strong>is</strong>farthestfromtheSun. ofmassA,comparedtothatofmassB,<strong>is</strong> a)thesame c)one-halfasgreat b)twiceasgreat d)fourtimesasgreat
37.Amotorcycleofmass100kilogramstravelsaroundaat,circulartrackofradius10meterswitha constantspeedof20meterspersecond.Whatforce<strong>is</strong>requiredtokeepthemotorcyclemovingina Page6<br />
a)200N circularpathatth<strong>is</strong>speed<br />
38.Themomentumofa5-kilogramobjectmovingat6meterspersecond<strong>is</strong> b)400N c)2000N d)4000N<br />
39.Thediagramhererepresentsamassof<strong>1.</strong>0kilogramtravelingat8.0meterspersecondinacircular a)1kgm=sec pathofradius4.0meters. b)5kgm=sec c)11kgm=sec d)30kgm=sec<br />
a)8:0kgm=sec What<strong>is</strong>themagnitudeoftheobject'smomentum<br />
40.<strong>Which</strong>ofthefollowingobjectshasthegreatestmomentum b)16kgm=sec c)8.0newtons d)16newtons<br />
4<strong>1.</strong>Inthediagramshown,a10-kilogramball<strong>is</strong>redwithavelocityof500meterspersecondfroma a)a1-kgobjectmovingat200m/sec c)a20-kgobjectmovingat20m/sec b)a10-kgobjectmovingat30m/sec<br />
1,000-kilogramcannon.What<strong>is</strong>therecoilvelocityofthecannon d)a100-kgobjectmovingat2m/sec<br />
a)5m/sec b)2m/sec c)10m/sec d)500m/sec<br />
42.Thediagramshownrepresentstwoobjectsatrestonafrictionlesshorizontalsurfacewithaspring compressedbetweenthem.Whenthecompressedspring<strong>is</strong>released,thetwoobjectsarepushedapart.<br />
a)<strong>1.</strong>0m/s ofimpulse What<strong>is</strong>thevelocityofthe2.0-kilogramobjectthat<strong>is</strong>shownafterbeingactedonby10newton-seconds<br />
43.Ifanetforceof10newtonsactsona6.0-kilogrammassfor8.0seconds,thetotalchangeofmomentum ofthemass<strong>is</strong> b)2.0m/s c)5.0m/s d)10m/s<br />
a)48kgm=s b)60kgm=s c)80kgm=s d)480kgm=s
Page7 44.Astringrequiresa175Nforceinordertobreakit.A3.5kgmas<strong>is</strong>tiedtoth<strong>is</strong>stringandwhirledin withoutbreakingthestring a)vmax=7:5m=s averticalcirclewitharadiusof0.90m.What<strong>is</strong>themaxiumumspeedthatth<strong>is</strong>masscanbewhirled<br />
45.What<strong>is</strong>theminimumvelocityrequiredforarollercoastercarttostayonatrackwhengoingthrough aloopofradius13mThemassofthecart<strong>is</strong>125kg. b)vmax=7:3m=s c)vmax=6:0m=s d)vmax=12m=s<br />
46.What<strong>is</strong>theaccelerationduetogravityonaplanetthat<strong>is</strong>4timesasmassiveofEarthandhasa a)1<strong>1.</strong>3m/s radius2.5timesthatofEarth b)1400m/s c)1200m/s d)15.9m/s<br />
47.WhatorbitalradiusabouttheEarthwillresultinanaccelerationof1:96m=s2 a)15:7m=s2 b)6:28m=s2 c)25:1m=s2 d)7:84m=s2<br />
48.Aplanet<strong>is</strong>7:8MEarth.Ifitssurfacegravity<strong>is</strong>thesameasEarth's,what<strong>is</strong>theplanet'sradius a)6:38106m b)3:9109m c)2:01014m d)1:4107m<br />
49.Anobject<strong>is</strong>placedonaatboard.Theboard<strong>is</strong>slowlyincreaseduntiltheobjectjuststartstomove. a)2:8REarth Iftheanglebetweentheboardandthehorizontal<strong>is</strong>29what<strong>is</strong>thecoecientofstaticfriction b)7:8REarth c)0:13REarth d)0:35REarth<br />
50.Refertothediagrambelowwhichshowsasignhangingfromasupport.What<strong>is</strong>thetensionineach a)0.55 wireThemass<strong>is</strong>51kgandtheangle<strong>is</strong>62. b)0.48 c)0.87 d)0.29<br />
a)500N b)280N c)250N d)1000N