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Final Exam with Answers - Physics 1 | PHY 1001, Exams of Physics

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PHY 1001
- Physics 1 Final Exam
Name: Sor, T-r
oa)d
Please
do all of
the following
problems.
You
are
allowed
to have a formula sheet, calculator
and
ruler. Please show
your work.
Part I. Multiple Choice Problems. Each
question
is worth 6 points.
L. You toss a ball straight upward (in the +y
direction). The ball falls freely under the
influence
of
gravity, At the highest
point in the
ball's
motion:
A. Its velocity is zero
and its acceleration
is zero.
B..lts
velocity
is zero and its acceleration
is
positive
(i.e.,
in the +y
direction
or upward).
( C.)Its
velocity is zero and
its accbleration
is negative
[i.e,,
in the
-y direction or downwardJ.
Y Its velocity is
positive
(i.e.,
in the +y
direction)
and its acceleration is zero.
E.
Its velocity is negative
(i.e.,
in the -y direction)
and its acceleration
is zero.
2. A toboggan of
weight w fincluding
the
passengers)
slides
down
a
hill of angle aata constant speed.
Which
statement about the
normal force on the
toboggan
(magnitude
nJ is correctZ
A.n=w
Ar"
(9n. a,
D.
not
enough
information
given
to decide
3.
A ball sits at rest on a horizontal
table.
Why is the magnitude
of
the upward
force
exerted by the table top on
the ball equal
to the
ball's
weight?
.d-\
( bAt's a consequence
of Newton's
first law.
-8. It's a
consequence
of Newton's third law.
C. Because we assume
that the table top is
perfectly
rigid.
D.
Two of the above statements
are correct
E. All of the first three statements
are
correct.
4. Blocks,4 and C
are connected by a string
as shown. When released, block
I accelerates
to
the right and block
Caccelerates downward.
There is friction between blocks.4
and
B, but
not enough to prevent
block
B from slipping.
If you
stood
next to the table
during the time that
block B is
tliPping on top of
block,4,
you
would see
(A.)lock B accelerating
to the
right.
Ybtoct B accelerating to
the
left.
C. block
B moving at constant
speed
to the
right.
D. block B moving at constant speed
to the
left.
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PHY 1001- Physics 1 Final Exam

Name: Sor,^ T-r oa)d

Pleasedo all of the following problems.^ You^ are allowedto have^ a formula sheet,calculator and ruler. Pleaseshow your work.

Part I. Multiple ChoiceProblems. Eachquestionis worth 6 points.

L. You tossa ball straight upward (in the +y^ direction). The ball falls freely under the influenceof gravity, At the highestpoint in the ball's^ motion: A. Its velocity is zero and its accelerationis zero. B..ltsvelocity is zero and its accelerationis positive^ (i.e.,in the +y^ direction or upward). ( C.)Itsvelocityis zero and its accblerationis negative[i.e,,in the -y direction or downwardJ. Y Its velocity is positive (i.e.,in the +y^ direction) and its accelerationis zero. E. Its velocity is negative(i.e.,in the -y direction) and its accelerationis zero.

  1. A tobogganof weight w fincludingthe passengers) slidesdown a hill of angleaata constantspeed.Which statementabout the normal force on the toboggan (magnitudenJ is correctZ A.n=w Ar"

(9n. a,

D.not enoughinformationgivento decide

  1. A ball sits at rest on a horizontaltable. Why is the magnitudeof the upward force exertedby the table top on the ball equalto the ball's^ weight? .d-
    ( bAt's a consequenceof Newton'sfirst law. -8. (^) It's a consequenceof Newton'sthird law.

C. Becausewe assumethat the table^ top is perfectlyrigid. D. Two of the abovestatementsare correct E. All of the first three statementsare correct.

  1. Blocks,4and Care connectedby a string as shown.When released,blockI^ acceleratesto the right and block Cacceleratesdownward.There^ is friction betweenblocks.4and^ B,^ but not enoughto prevent^ block^ B from slipping.If you stood next to the table during the time that block B is tliPping on top of block,4,you would see (A.)lock B acceleratingto the right. Ybtoct B acceleratingto the left. C.block B moving at constantspeedto the right. D.block B moving at constantspeedto the left.

PHY 1001- Physics 1 Final Exam

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  1. (^) As a rock slidesfrom.Ato B alongthe inside of this frictionlesshemisphericalbowl, mechanicalenergyis conserved.Why? (ignoreair resistanceJ A. The bowl is hemispherical. B. The normal force is balancedby centrifugalforce. C.The normal force is balancedby centripetalforce. (U2fn" (^) normal force actsperpendicularto the bowl's Yurface. E.The rock's accelerationis perpendicularto the bowl's surface.
  2. Threeblocksare connectedas shown.The^ ropesand pulleysare of negligiblemass. When released,block C movesdownward,block B movesup the ramp, and block.Amoves to the right. After eachblock hasmoveda distanced, the force of gravity hasdone A. positivework onA, B, and C. B. zero work on A" positivework on 4 and negativework on C.

@i"rowork on A, negativework on B,^ and positivework on C. D.noneofthese

  1. A solid bowling ball rolls down a ramp. Which of the following forcesexertsa torque on the bowling ball about its center?

A. rhe weight of rhe ball Athe normal force^ exertedby the ramp ( C.)hefriction force^ exertedby the ramp Y. more than one of the above E.The^ answerdependson whether the ball rolls without slipping.

B.A yellow block and a red rod are^ joined^ together.The^ two objectshaveequalmasses. Assumingyou know the moment of inertia of each(aroundtheir centersof massJ,how would you computethe moment of inertia of the two combined,around the point marked with an "X"? A. Add the two momentsof inertia. @. naathe momentsof inertia to the product^ of mass times Tztheir long dimensionsquaredfor each. C.It dependson the torquebeingexerted. D. not enoughinformation givento decide.

PHY 1001-Physics (^) I (^) Final Exam

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PHY 1001- Physics 1 Final Exam

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  1. Proiectile Motion On a spaceshipin dock on the surfaceof the Earth,a ball is rolled off the top of a horizontaltable and landsa distanced from the foot of the table. The captainof the ship flies the spaceshipto PlanetX and observesthat a ball rolled at the samespeed from the sametable landsa distance3d from the foot. What is the accelerationof gravity on PlanetX?

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LB. (14 points) Kinetic Enerry of a Rotating Bar A thin, uniform 12.0-kgbar that is 2. m long rotatesuniformly about a pivot at one end,making 5.00 revolutionsevery 3. seconds.What is the kinetic energyof the bar? (^) s

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