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P211 Final Sample 1<br />

21) A flying saucer deep in interstellar space, free of external forces, rotates about its symmetry axis<br />

with angular velocity ω. The aliens inside the saucer rearrange the furniture to make room for a<br />

Christmas tree they have just procured from Elvis. As a result the angular velocity of the saucer<br />

increases to 2ω. If originally the rotational kinetic energy of the saucer was K, after the<br />

rearrangement its new rotational kinetic energy is:<br />

A) K/4 B) K/2 C) K<br />

D) 2K E) 4K<br />

22) A block of mass M = 4 kg is resting on a frictionless table and is attached to an uncompressed,<br />

unstretched spring (k = 460 N/m) fixed to a wall at the other end, as in the figure below. A bullet of<br />

mass m = 0.06 kg is fired into the block in a direction parallel to the alignment of the spring, with a<br />

speed of v b = <strong>10</strong>0 m/s, and is embedded in the block. What is the amplitude x m of the resulting<br />

simple harmonic motion? (Hint: energy is not conserved during the collision between the bullet and<br />

the block, but momentum is; during oscillations, energy is conserved, but not momentum.)<br />

x = 0 x = 0<br />

−x m<br />

+x m<br />

M<br />

v b<br />

m<br />

M+m<br />

Initially<br />

Finally<br />

A) 0.052 m B) 0.139 m C) 0.211 m<br />

D) 0.876 m E) 1.74 m<br />

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