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1 Phc 0 Spng 007 E # pl 0, 007 Ne P Mulple Choce / 0 Poble # / 0 Poble # / 0 Poble # / 0 ol / 00 In eepng wh he Unon College polc on cdec hone, ued h ou wll nehe ccep no pode unuhozed nce n he copleon o h wo.
2 Mulple choce queon e woh pon ech. Plee ccle he be nwe o ech queon.. Suppoe h ou he cng nd h he blood n he o cceleed b he con o he he beng h pce nd hu chnge he eloc o 0 / o 0.5 / oe dnce o 0.0. h he cceleon o he blood?..5 / b. 6. / c. 9.8 / d /. oc dopped o e o e ll buldng nd ll ecll unde he nluence o g. h he o o he cceleon o he bll e 8 econd o he cceleon o he bll e econd?. b. / c. /4 d.. I he -coponen o he eloc o n objec pled ee econd nd ploed, ound h he eul conn n e. hch gph below be epeen he ne oce on he pcle uncon o e? 4. bccl de o 0 long gh lne coepondng o he - coeng dnce o 400. She hen un he be ound; h e nohe 0. nll he de bc o whee he ed (400 n he -decon) o 40. he ege eloc o he p. 0 / b. / c. 0 / d. 5 / 5. Gen he poon eu e gph hown below, n whch nel() he cceleon nege?. b. B c. C d. nd C B C
3 P II ee Repone Poble Plee how ll wo n ode o ecee pl ced. I ou oluon e llegble no ced wll be gen. Plee ue he bc o he pge nece, bu nube he poble ou e wong on. he nube n penhee ollowng he queon coepond o he pon lue o ech p.. Conde dedel ldbug who h decded o go o de on je-poweed ebod. he jeco o he ldbug on h je-poweed ebod n dng wnd, ong long hozonl gh lne (whee o he gh en he poe -decon) gen b () ( ) τ β τ whee 0.40 /, β 8.50 /, τ 7.40 nd he nl e en 0.. h he ple epeon o he eloc o he ldbug uncon o e? In ddon, wh he ldbug' nl eloc? (Hn ( ± b) ± b b ) (6) d () () τ β ( τ ) ( τ ) β d () ( τ ) β 0.4( 7.4) ( 0) τ β 0.4 ( 7.40) b. h he equon o he ldbug cceleon? o h epeon, clcule he ldbug nl cceleon. Epln how he cceleon depend on e. (8) d () () ( τ ) d, nd he cceleon e 0 τ ( ) lnel n e, hu no conn. c. wh oen n e wll he ldbug' eloc be nu, nd wh wll be h nu eloc? (Hn e he equon ou ound n p b nd e h equon equl o zeo o clcule he nu e h h eloc occu.) (9) () () d d ( τ ) ( τ ) β τ 0 τ d. h he epeon o he oce h c on he ldbug, o, nd conn? Epln (7) () () ( τ ), nd h oce no conn nce he cceleon poduce no conn.
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5 . Dung olcnc eupon, chun o old oc cn be ejeced ou o he olcno. hee pojecle e clled l bob. Conde he co econ o olcno hown below.. h e he hozonl nd ecl jecoe o he l bob? (Be ue o lbel ou coodne e nd ubue n ll nown qune.) (8) nd co nd n g b. h would he gnude o he nl eloc, pon, he o be n ode h l bob lnd he be o he olcno, pon B? (6) co nd g n co co ( n 5) 9.8 ( 9400) 4 n co 55.5 co ( n ) g.5 0 g co 5 c. h would be he e o lgh o h pojecle o pon o pon B? (6) co5 ( co ) co d. h he nl eloc o he l bob ju beoe pc he gound pon B? (8) co5 09.,,,, g n 5 g(44.9) 46.6 ( 09. ) ( 9.4 ) o n e. h he cceleon o he l bob ju beoe pc he gound pon B? () he cceleon due o g nd 9.8/ ecll down. 5
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7 . Conde ho- blloon h ble onl o oe ecll up nd down. he ho blloon h M nd nll decendng ecll wh downwd cceleon o.. Dw ceull lbeled ee-bod dg o he uon decbed n he poble. e epeon o Newon nd Lw bed on ou ee-bod dg. Me ue ou lbel ou coodne e nd ll o he oce h c on he blloon. (Hn You gnoe con nd he blloon dd no oe, wh oce would be needed o oppoe he downwd pull o g?) (0) w M Mg M b. I he o he ho- blloon 50 g nd he cceleon h gnude o. /, wh e he gnude o he upwd oce on he ho- blloon due o he puhng bc he blloon decend nd he wegh o he blloon? How doe he wegh o he blloon cope o he oce due o he puhng bc? (0) 50g ( 9.8. ) Mg 50g N 470N 990N N c. Suppoe now h ou no longe wn o el downwd, bu would le he blloon o e. One non-dble w o do h o how oe oebod. Suppoe h bll ( ll ) oed oebod o o now ge he blloon n upwd cceleon o (h he cceleon h he e gnude boe bu deced ecll upwd.) Dw new ceull lbeled ee-bod dg nd deene wh needed o poduce h upwd cceleon? (Hn Suppoe h when ou how he oebod, h h c doe no chnge he lng oce due o he.) (0) M w, new ( g) ( g ) ( M ) ( M ) g ( M ) 50g ( 9.8. ) ( 9.8. ) 990N 7.9g 7
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