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P211 Final Sample 1<br />
9) If a 0.2 kg ball is dropped from rest from a height of 2 m above the floor, it rebounds only up to<br />
1.5 m, because the collision with the floor is not perfectly elastic and some energy is lost. What is<br />
the magnitude of the impulse, or momentum change, imparted on the ball by the collision with the<br />
floor? (Hint: find the magnitude and direction of the momentum just before, and just after, the<br />
collision with the floor.)<br />
A) 0.168 kg m/s B) 2.34 kg m/s C) 4.03 kg m/s<br />
D) 7.23 kg m/s E) 11.7 kg m/s<br />
<strong>10</strong>) You are sitting still in a room taking a Phys 211 exam. What is the magnitude of your linear<br />
velocity due to the Earth’s rotation? The Earth has a rotation period of 23.93 hours, is approximately<br />
a sphere of mean radius R E = 6371 km, and State College is at a latitude of θ = 40.8º North, as<br />
shown in the figure. (Hint: what is the radius R SC of the circular motion of State College around the<br />
Earth’s axis of rotation?)<br />
A) 352 m/s (787 mph)<br />
B) 465 m/s (<strong>10</strong>40 mph)<br />
C) 28<strong>30</strong> m/s (6331 mph)<br />
R SC<br />
R E<br />
State College<br />
D) 53<strong>20</strong> m/s (11901 mph)<br />
θ<br />
E) 9.8 m/s (21.9 mph)<br />
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