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Thurs.,
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1.
You consume a quarter-kilogram piece of beef. By how many slugs have you
increased your mass (at least temporarily)?
a. 0.017
slug
b. 0.17
slug
c. 3.65
slugs
d. 58.36
slugs
e. None
of the above
2.
Consider two trains running in the same direction on parallel
tracks. Train 1 passes the station
at time, t = 0, with a constant speed of 5 m/s. Train 2 leaves the station 20
seconds later than train 1 at an initial speed of 0 m/s but an acceleration of
1 m/s2. Find the distance the trains have traveled before they are
exactly side-by-side:
a.
50m
b. 100m
c. 200m
d. 400m
e. None
of the above
3.
An actor shoots a gun at a special stunt wall, which explodes upon
impact with
the bullet. The wall is 100m away and the actor
hears the sound of the explosion 1.0
sec. after shooting the gun. Find the speed of
the bullet. (Use 343 m/s as the speed
of sound in air):
a. 57 m/s
b. 77
m/s
c. 141
m/s
d. 243
m/s
e. None
of the above
4. A
police officer gives a burst of the car’s siren as the car is traveling
towards a wall.
When the siren burst is sounded, the wall is at a
distance of 200m. The officer hears
the siren sound reflected from the wall1.0 sec.
later. Find the speed of the
police car.
(Use 343 m/s as the speed of sound in air):
a. 57
m/s
b. 93
m/s
c. 157 m/s
d. 743
m/s
e. None
of the above
5. Write 5500 nanoliters in correct SI
units:
a. 5.5x10-12
l
b. 5.5x10-6
l
c. 5.5x106
l
d. 5.5x1012
l
e. None
of the above
6.
At t = 0, the speed of an object starting from x=5m and y=5m is 45 m/s
at an angle of 30o with respect to the x-axis. At t=10 sec., the particle is at x=
-25m and y= 15m with a speed of 25 m/s at an angle of 45o with respect to the x-axis. Find the average
velocity over the time interval:
a. 2.0
m/s
b. 7.0
m/s
c.
-2.0
m/s i +2.0 m/s j
d. 3.0
m/s i -1.0 m/s j
e. -3.0
m/s i +1.0 m/s j
7. A bike rider starts from rest with an
acceleration of 0.05 m/s2. Find how far the
rider
has traveled in 5 min.:
a. 2.25
km
b. 7.5
m
c. 4.5
km
d. 22.5
km
e. None
of the above
8. A bike rider starts from rest with an
acceleration of 0.075 m/s2. Find the speed of
the
rider after 4 min.:
a. 0.3
m/s
b. 3.0
m/s
c. 18
m/s
d. 180
m/s
e. None
of the above
9. A bike rider rides 3 km East and then
7.5 km North. Find the magnitude of the
displacement
of the rider at the end of the trip:
a. -4.5
km
b. 4.5
km
c. 8.08
km
d. 10.5
km
e. None
of the above
10.
A bike rider rides 4.5 km East and then 8.0 km North. Find the angle the
displacement
of the rider makes with respect to the East direction measured in a
counterclockwise
direction from the positive East axis at the end of the trip:
a. -60.6o
b. -29.4o
c. 29.4o
d. 60.6o
e. None
of the above
11.
For the displacement curve of a toy car on a 1D track, first plot the corresponding curves for velocity and
acceleration below.

Show your work:
a.
Find the total distance traveled from points C-F.
b.
Find the average speed from points C-F.
c.
Find the average velocity from points B-H.
d.
Find the instantaneous velocity at point H.
e.
Find the instantaneous speed at point H.
12.
A hockey player launches a slap shot at the net from 15m away at an
angle with the horizontal of 15o and with an initial speed of 30
m/s. The height of the net is 1.22m. Show your work. (Note: use g = 9.81 m/s2).
a.
Calculate the initial x and y components of the hockey puck’s
initial velocity and write
the initial velocity, vi, of
the puck in vector form.
b.
Calculate the time in sec. that it will take for the puck to reach the
net.
c.
Determine whether the puck will enter the net or not-explain briefly why
or why not.
d.
If the net were not in place,
calculate the highest point the puck would reach.
e.
If the net were not in place,
calculate the horizontal distance the puck would travel before hitting the ice.
Exam
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Crib
Sheet
Chapters
1-3
speedAV
= (total distance traveled)/Dt
Dr = r2 – r1 (displacement)
vAV
= Dr/Dt
aAV
= Dv/Dt
vInst
= dr/dt
aInst
= dv/dt
For constant acceleration:
xf = xo
+ vot + (1/2)at2
vf = vo
+ at
Vf2 =
vo2 + 2a(xf - xo)
use g = 9.81 m/s2, the acceleration due to gravity, unless
otherwise directed
For a vector A with magnitude A and direction q
(measured counterclockwise with respect to the x-axis):
Ax = Acos(q)
Ay = Asin(q)
A = (Ax2 + Ay2)1/2
tan(q) = Ay/Ax
quadratic eq. sol.: If ax2 + bx + c = 0; then x = -b+(b2-4ac)1/2/(2a)
