2nd Year Physics â 1
2nd Year Physics â 1
2nd Year Physics â 1
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Unit 2 Test Review Answers:<br />
1. b 2. b 3. a 4. e 5. b<br />
6. c 7. b 8. d 9. e 10. c<br />
11. T<br />
1<br />
cos 32 = T2<br />
cos 45 so T1<br />
= 0.834T2<br />
Also, T1 sin 32 + T2<br />
sin 45 = 100 , so<br />
substitution<br />
gives (0.834T<br />
2) sin 32 + T2 sin 45 = 100<br />
Therefore, T2 = 87N and T1<br />
= 72.6N<br />
Fs<br />
3(9.8) sin35<br />
12. FN<br />
= = = 84.3N , so Fapp = FN<br />
− Fgy<br />
= 60.2N<br />
μs<br />
.2<br />
13. The acceleration of the plane (and ring) is found by a = 65 − 0 = 2.17m/s 2 .<br />
30<br />
To calculate the angle of the string, think about the two components of the<br />
tension force in the string. The x-component is causing the acceleration, T x =<br />
ma. The y-component is balancing out the weight of the ring, so T y = mg. So<br />
θ = tan -1 (ma/mg) = 12.5 o<br />
14. On the table, T=9a. For the block hanging over the side, 29.4-T=3a.<br />
2<br />
Substitution gives a = 2.45m / s so T = 22.05N. Then the block’s<br />
2 2<br />
final speed is found with v = v + 2ax to be v = 2.43m/s.<br />
o<br />
15. First convert 78rpm to 1.225m/s. Then find the centripetal acceleration by<br />
2<br />
v<br />
ac = = 10.0m/s 2 . The direction of the acceleration is toward the center<br />
r<br />
of the circular path.<br />
16. For the car not to skid, friction must cause the centripetal acceleration, so<br />
2<br />
v<br />
Ffric<br />
= m(ac<br />
). Ffric<br />
=μ FN<br />
= 13,132N. So the equation Ffric<br />
= m yields r<br />
v = 14.03m/s.<br />
17. For the car to stay on the track, gravity must provide the force causing the<br />
centripetal acceleration (with F N =0 to imply that the car is almost ready to<br />
2<br />
v<br />
leave the track). So, Fg<br />
= m yields a speed of 14 m/s.<br />
r<br />
18. Gravity must be the cause of the centripetal acceleration, F g = m , but F g is<br />
found with Newton’s Universal Law of Gravitation. This yields the expression<br />
GmEarth<br />
v = which gives an orbital speed of 1019m/s. The period is<br />
8<br />
3.84 × 10<br />
d 2πr<br />
found with the equation v = =<br />
6<br />
which gives T= 2.37 × 10 s , or approx.<br />
t T<br />
27.4 days.<br />
a c