PHYS 1210 Exam 1

Questions

Each question was applied to one or more of the course standards.  The correct answers to the questions, and the standard(s) to which each question was applied, are as follows.

 Question   Answer 
1A (40.0 m, –10.0 m)
1B (8.0 m/s, −2.0 m/s)
1C 31.6 m at 18.4°
1D 10.0 m I − 20.0 m j
1E 64.8 N, 156°
2 a. zero
3A 6.43 m/s
3B 1.155 s
3C 3.77 m/s
3D −52.4°
4A 188 rad/s
4B 1.88×106 m/s
4C 3.52×108
4D b. inward toward the axis
5A Arrows directed outward from a circle representing the car: F1 and F3 directed as showm on the test paper, downward at 40 and 30 degrees bewlow horizontal, F1 in quadrant 4 andf F2 in quadrant 3. N is upward, and mg downward.
5B 1592 N
5C 16703 N
6A Arrows directed outward from a circle representing Peter: N is upward, and mg downward.
6B 50 kg
7A Arrows directed outward from a circle representing the passenger: The longest arrow is labeled N, in quadrant 2 directed 15 degrees above horizontal.  Friction f is in quadrant 1, fifteen degrees right of vertical. weight mg is downward.
7B 1605 N
8A Situation diagram shows a straight surface sloping down to the ritght with a rectangular block sliding downhill.  Free body diagram shows arrows directed outward from a circle representing the block: weight mg is downward,  Normal force N is in quadrant 1, and friction f points uphill.
8B 100.6 N
8C 276.3 N
8D 276.3 N
8E 124.3 N
8F 23.7 N
8G 0.791 m/s
8H b. slowing down

Standards

The criteria for satisfying the standards are explained in the table below.  Each standard is determined from one or more of the quiz questions.  The second column of the table identifies the standards that were applied to each standard.  The third column gives the criteria for determining if the standard is satisfied.

 Standard   Questions   Criteria 
5 1 4 of 5
6 3 2.5 of 4
7 4 3 of 4
8 2 1 of 1
9 5A, 6A, 7A, 8A 3 of 4
10 5B, 5C 1.5 of 2
11 7B, 8F 1.8 of 2
12 6B, 8G, 8H 1 of 2
13 5B, 6B, 8B, 8C, 8D, 8E 3.5 of 6


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