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Phys Math Practice

1. The document provides 11 practice problems related to physics concepts like kinematics, forces, buoyancy, and density. The problems involve calculating acceleration, velocity, force, and other quantities. Equations of motion are used to set up and solve for the unknown variables. 2. Problem 1 involves finding the acceleration of a hanging crate when the tension force is varied. Problem 2 calculates the velocity after an inelastic collision between two masses moving toward each other. Problem 3 determines the force needed to stop a brick within a given time. 3. Diverse concepts are covered including forces, kinematics, gravity, buoyancy, and density. Quantitative problems are provided along with the relevant equations to set up and solve for
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Phys Math Practice

1. The document provides 11 practice problems related to physics concepts like kinematics, forces, buoyancy, and density. The problems involve calculating acceleration, velocity, force, and other quantities. Equations of motion are used to set up and solve for the unknown variables. 2. Problem 1 involves finding the acceleration of a hanging crate when the tension force is varied. Problem 2 calculates the velocity after an inelastic collision between two masses moving toward each other. Problem 3 determines the force needed to stop a brick within a given time. 3. Diverse concepts are covered including forces, kinematics, gravity, buoyancy, and density. Quantitative problems are provided along with the relevant equations to set up and solve for
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Exam 2 Practice

1. A 20-kg crate hangs at the end of a long rope. Find its acceleration (magnitude and
direction) when the tension in the rope is a) 20!" #) $0 !" c) %ero" d) $&' !.
a)
Ft ( 20! ) F ( Ft * W = 250 + (-200) =
50N
W ( mg ( 20 x (-$0) ( -200! )F ( ma a ( )F + m ( 0 +
20 ( 2. m+s
2
#)
Ft ( $0! ) F ( Ft * W = 150 + (-200) = -
50N
W ( mg ( 20 x (-$0) ( -200! )F ( ma a ( )F + m ( - 0
+ 20 ( -2. m+s
2
c)
Ft ( 0! ) F ( Ft * W = 0 + (-200) = - 200N
W ( mg ( 20 x (-$0) ( -200! )F ( ma a ( )F + m (
-200 + 20 ( -$0 m+s
2
d)
Ft ( $&'! ) F ( Ft * W = 196 + (-200) =
-4N
W ( mg ( 20 x (-$0) ( -200! )F ( ma a ( )F + m ( -, +
20 ( -0.2 m+s
2
2. A 0.0$'-kg mass is mo-ing in the x* direction at .0 m+s while a 0.00,-kg mass is mo-ing
in the /x direction at 0 m+s. 0he1 collide head on and stick together. Find their -elocit1
after the collision.
2efore3
Vo
1
( .0 m+s V
02
( - 0 m+s
m$ ( 0.0$' kg m2 ( 0.00, kg
m$ Vo
1
+ Vo
2
m2
After3
V
f
(
(m$ ( 0.0$' kg * m2 ( 0.00, kg )
(m$ + m2) Vf


m$ Vo
1
+ m2 Vo
2
( (m$ + m2) Vf


( 0.016 x 30) + (0.004 x -50) = (0.0016 + 0.004) x Vf
Vf = 14 m/s

3. A 2.00 kg #rick is mo-ing at a speed of '.0 m+s. 4ow large a force F is needed to stop
the #rick in a time of 5.0 x $0
-,
s.
6hat is the direction of F
V
0
( '.0 m+s Vf = 0 (stop)
m ( 2.00 kg
m Vo

= 2.00 x 6.0 = 12 kgm/s m Vf = 0
Ft = mV = m Vf
- mVo = 0 12 = -12
F = -12 / 5.0 x $0
-,
( - $5$00 ! (opposite Vo)
4. A 0.2 kg #all mo-ing in the *x direction at $. m+s is hit #1 a #at. 7ts final -elocit1 is $&
m+s in the /x direction. 0he #at acts on the #all for 0.0$0 s. Find the a-erage force F
exerted on the #all #1 the #at. 6hat is the direction of F
V
0
( $. m+s
m ( 0.2 kg
m Vo

= 0.25 x 13 = 3.25 kgm/s

Vf = - 19 m/s

m Vf = 0.25 x -19 = - 4.75 kgm/s
Ft = mV = m Vf
- mVo = - 4.75 3.25 = -8
F = -8 / 0.0$0

( - 800 ! (opposite Vo)
5. 0he nucleus of an atom has a mass of .8

kg and is at rest. 0he nucleus is radioacti-e
and suddenl1 e9ects a particle of mass '.' kg and speed $. m+s. Find the recoil speed
of the nucleus that is left #ehind.

!ucleus : nucleus * particle
m ( .8 kg m; ( (.8 -'.') mp ( '.' kg
Vo = 0 (t !"st) V = Vp = 1.5 m/s
m Vo

m;V mpVpf
m Vo

= m;V + mpVpf
Vpf = - 0.32 m/s
6. 0he Earth radius is a#out ' .50 000 m. An o#9ect that has a mass of 20 kg is taken to a
height of $'0 000 m a#o-e the Earth surface ( me ( ' x $0
2,
kg). A) 6hat is the o#9ect
mass at this height< 2) 6hat is acceleration due to gra-it1 at $'0 000 m< =) 4ow much
does the o#9ect weigh at this height<
a) m ( 20 kg
#)
$'0 000 m
' .50 000 m
Fg ( G m$ m2 + r
2
( 6.67 x 10
-11
x 20 x ' x $0
2,
+ (' .50 000 * $'0 000)
2
( $88 !
Fg ( W = m#g# $g# = Fg / m = 9.4 m/s
2
c) W = 188 N
7. 0he o#9ect weighs 0 ! and is supported #1 a cord. Find the tension in the cord.

Ft ( 0!
W ( mg ( -0!
8. A .0 kg o#9ect is to #e gi-en an upward acceleration of 0..0 m+s
2
#1 a rope pulling
straight upward on it. 6hat must #e the tension in the rope<

Ft ( ) F ( Ft * W
W ( mg ( -0! )F ( ma ( .0 x 0..0 ( $.!
Ft ( ) F - W = 1.5 (-50) = 51.5N
9. A 2-kg #ox is pulled along the floor #1 a $0 -! force. 0he friction force #etween the
#ox and the floor is $20 ! when the #ox is sliding. Find the acceleration of the #ox.
) F ( Ff * F = - 120 + 150 = 30 N )F ( ma a ( )F + m ( .0 + 2 ( $.2
m+s
2
10. An >?@ with mass $.80 x $0
.
kg is tra-eling east#ound at *$.0 m+s" while a compact
car with mass &.00 x $0
2
kg is tra-eling west#ound at /$.0 m+s. 0he cars collide head
on" #ecoming entangled. Find the speed of entangled cars after collision. Find the
change in -elocit1 of each car.
2efore3
Vo
1
( $ m+s V
02
( - $ m+s
m$ ( $.8 x $0
.
kg m2 ( &.00 x $0
2
kg
m$ Vo
1
+ Vo
2
m2
After3
V
f
(
(m$ ( $.8 x $0
.
kg * m2 ( &.00 x $0
2
kg )
(m$ + m2) Vf


m$ Vo
1
+ m2 Vo
2
( (m$ + m2) Vf


( 1800 x 30) + (900 x -50) = (1800+ 900) x Vf
Vf = 5 m/s
%&'g" (' )"*o+(t, - ./0 15 m/s to 5 m/s (10)
%omp+t -15 m/s to 5 m/s (20)
11. A metal o#9ect has a mass of 2'.0 g. 6hen totall1 immersed in water" it displaced ,.2
mA of water. 6hat are the #uo1ant force" -olume of the o#9ect and its densit1<
4.52 m1 o2 3t"! = 4.52 g o2 3t"! = 0.00452 kg 3t"!
W water = mg = 0.00452 x (-10) = 0.0452 N
F4 = W water = 0.0452 N

( kg o2 3t"! *3,s = 1 o2 3t"!)
03t"! = 0.0045 1
03t"! = 0 o45"+t = 0.0045 1 6 = m / 0 = 0.026 / 0.0045 = 5.7 kg/1

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