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Physics 2 June 997 Provincial Examination ANSWER KEY / SCORING GUIDE TOPICS:. Kinematics and Dynamics 2. Energy and Momentum 3. Equilibrium 4. Circular Motion and Gravitation 5. Electrostatics and Circuitry 6. Electromagnetism 7. Quantum Mechanics 8. Fluid Theory 9. AC Circuitry and Electronics PART A: Multiple Choice Q C T K S CGR Q C T K S CGR. K D 2 I B 6. U 5 B 2 VI B2 2. K B 2 I C4 7. U 5 C 2 VI B3 3. U B 2 II B6 8. K 5 C 2 VII B2 4. U A 2 I B0 9. U 5 C 2 VII B4 5. K 2 A 2 III A3 20. U 5 C 2 VII A7, A8 6. U 3 A 2 III C9 2. U 5 D 2 VII A0, 7. H 2 C 2 III C5, C9 22. H 5 D 2 VII A7, A 8. U 3 C 2 IV A3 23. K 6 A 2 VIII A2 9. H 3 C 2 IV A3 24. U 6 C 2 VIII A8 0. U 4 A 2 V A6, II B6 25. U 6 C 2 VIII A7. U 4 B 2 V B6 26. H 6 A 2 VIII A2 2. K 4 D 2 V A3 27. K 6 B 2 VIII B4 3. U 4 D 2 V B3 28. U 6 B 2 VIII B 4. K 5 A 2 VI A7 29. U 6 A 2 VIII B2 5. U 5 A 2 VI A5, II B3 30. U 6 A 2 VIII B8, A3 PART B: Written Response Q B C T S CGR. U 7 I C6 2. 2 U 2 7 III D2 3. 3 U 3 7 IV B8 4. 4 H 4 9 V B6 5. 5 U 5 7 VI A5, B2, IV A3 976phpk - - August 4, 997

6. 6 U 6 7 VIII A5, 6 7. 7 H 5 4 VII B6, A6 976phpk - 2 - August 4, 997

PART C: Elective Topics Only one of the following sections will be chosen. Score only one set of boxes: (8, 9, 0) or (, 2, 3) or (4, 5, 6). Maximum possible score for Part C is 2. Q B C T S CGR Section I. 8 U 7 3 II A9 2. 9 U 7 4 II B6, A6 3. 0 U 7 5 II A4, B5 or Q B C T S CGR Section II. U 8 3 III B2 2. 2 U 8 4 III A7 3. 3 U 8 5 III A9, A2 or Q B C T S CGR Section III. 4 U 9 3 I E8 2. 5 U 9 4 I C2, A0, B3 3. 6 U 9 5 I A5, A3 Multiple Choice = 60 (30 questions) Written Response = 60 (0 questions) Total = 20 marks LEGEND: Q = Question Number C = Cognitive Level T = Topic K = Keyed Response S = Score CGR = Curriculum Guide Reference 976phpk - 3 - August 4, 997

B = Score Box Number. Mike runs horizontally off a cliff at 6.5 m s and lands in the water 5 m from the base of the cliff. v = 6. 5 m s 5 m a) How long does it take Mike to hit the water? (3 marks) d H = v H t t = d H v H = 5 6.5 = 2.3s mark b) How high is the cliff? (4 marks) d = v 0 t + 2 at2 OR v y = v 0 + at = 0 + ( 9.8 )( 2.3) = 22.6 m s d = 2 ( 9.8 )( 2.3)2 2 marks = 26 m v 2 = v 0 2 + 2ad d = v2 v 0 2 2a = 22.62 0 2 9.8 ( ) = 26. 976phpk - 4 - August 4, 997

2. A 5.0 kg object travelling at.6 m s collides with an object of unknown mass m 2 travelling at 2.5 m s. The two objects stick together and move towards the right as shown in the diagram. m = 5.0 kg v =.6 m s m = 5.0 kg 28 v 2 v 2 = 2.5 m s m 2 m 2 Find the mass of object m 2. (7 marks) p = m v = 5.0(.6) = 8.0 kg m s p 28 2 3 marks p = 8. 0 kg m s p 3 2 p 2 sin28 = 8.0 sin2 p 2 = 0.5 kg m s m 2 = 0.5 2.5 = 4.9 kg OR the Component Method τ cc = 5 (.6 )sin28 2 marks τ c = m( 2.5)sin2 2 marks τ y =0 m( 2.5) ( sin2 ) + 5(.6) sin28 = 0 mark m = 4.2 kg 2 marks 976phpk - 5 - August 4, 997

3. The diagram shows the rear door of a station wagon supported horizontally by a strut. The mass of the door is 8 kg and the compression force in the strut is 450 N. x centre of gravity 0.36 m 32 F = 450 N strut a) Draw and label a free body diagram showing the forces acting on the door. (2 marks) F s [ 2 mark] F [ mark] F g [ 2 mark] b) At what distance, x, from the hinge is the centre of gravity of the door located? (5 marks) τ c = τ cc mgx = F s ( d)sinθ 2 marks 8( 9.8 )x = 450( 0.36 )sin 32 2 marks x = 0.49 m 976phpk - 6 - August 4, 997

4. a) The space shuttle orbits the Earth in a circular path where the gravitational field strength is 8.68 N kg. What is the shuttle s orbital radius? (5 marks) F g = mg = GMm r 2 g = GM r 2 2 marks r = GM g = 6.67 0 5.98 0 24 8.68 = 6.78 0 6 m b) A space station that has 0 times the mass of the shuttle in a) orbits Earth at the same altitude. How does the orbital speed of the space station compare to that of the shuttle? (Check one response.) ( mark) The space station s speed is less than the shuttle s speed. The space station s speed is the same as the shuttle s speed. The space station s speed is greater than the shuttle s speed. c) Using principles of physics, explain your answer to b). (3 marks) The force of gravity is the only force that provides the centripetal acceleration. Since both the gravitational force and the centripetal force are proportional to mass, the acceleration remains the same, therefore the speeds must be the same. v 2 3 marks r OR Since F g = F c, m v 2 r = Gm m earth r 2 when you solve for v, the mass of the orbiting body cancels out. Speed is independent of the size of the orbiting mass. 976phpk - 7 - August 4, 997

5. Consider the circuit shown in the diagram below. V = 6.0 V R = 68 Ω R 4 = 33 Ω R 3 = 00 Ω R 2 = 220 Ω R 5 = 470 Ω a) What is the total resistance of the circuit? (3 marks) R = 68 Ω + 220 Ω R = 5.9 Ω R = 2 33 Ω + 470 Ω R 2 = 30.8Ω R T = R +00 Ω+R 2 = 5.9 Ω+00 Ω+30.8 Ω = 82.7 Ω.8 0 2 Ω 3 marks b) What is the current through the 00 Ω resistor? (2 marks) I circuit = I 00 = V R T = 6.0 V 82.7 Ω = 3.3 0 2 A 2 marks c) What is the power dissipated in the 00 Ω resistor? (2 marks) 976phpk - 8 - August 4, 997

P 00 = I 2 R = ( 0.0328 A) 2 00 Ω = 0. W 2 marks 6. A proton enters a magnetic field of magnitude 2.4 0 2 T at a speed of 5.0 0 5 m s perpendicular to the field. a) What magnetic force acts on the proton? (3 marks) F = qvb =.6 0 9 5.0 0 5 2.4 0 2 2 marks =.9 0 5 N 2 mark b) What is the radius of the proton s circular path? (4 marks) F c = F B mv 2 r = qvb r = mv qb =.67 0 27 5.0 0 5.6 0 9 2 = 0.22 m 2 marks 2.4 0 976phpk - 9 - August 4, 997

7. Art and Bill both attempt to move identical 40 kg crates across identical rough surfaces. Art exerts an 80 N force by pushing with a stick. Bill exerts an 80 N force by pulling on a cord. Bill s crate slides across the ground, but Art s will not move. Art Bill 30 30 m = 40 kg m = 40 kg Explain this observation, using principles of physics. (4 marks) When Art exerts a force on the crate there is a downward component which must be opposed; there is therefore a large normal reaction force. When Bill exerts a force there is an upward component which means the normal reaction force will be small. As the force of friction depends on the normal reaction force ( F F = µf N ), Art encounters a large friction force and he is unable to move the crate. Bill, however, is able to move his crate because the friction force is small. 976phpk - 0 - August 4, 997

PART C: ELECTED TOPICS SECTION I: Quantum Mechanics. What is the threshold frequency for a metal with a work function of 2.3 ev? (3 marks) E k = hf W hf 0 = W f 0 = W h = 2.3 4.4 0 5 = 5.6 0 4 Hz 2. Light of wavelength.35 0 8 m is emitted from a doubly ionized Lithium ion (3 protons) when the electron jumps from quantum level n to ground state ( n = ). What is the value of n? (4 marks) ( )( 3.0 0 8 ) E = hc 4.4 0 5 = λ.35 0 8 = 92. ev 3.6 32 E = E n E = 92. E n ( 22) = 92. ( ) 2 = 22.4 ev E n = 30.3 ev 3.6 32 30.3 = n = 2 ( ) n 2 976phpk - - August 4, 997

3. An electron has a de Broglie wavelength of.7 0 m. a) What is the speed of the electron? (3 marks) λ = h p 2 mark λ = h mv 2 mark mark v = h mλ = 6.63 0 34 2 mark 9. 0 3 ( )(.7 0 ) v = 4.3 0 7 m s 2 mark b) To acquire this speed, through what potential difference was this electron accelerated from rest? (2 marks) Ep = E k 2 mark QV = 2 mv 2 2 mark 2 mark V = ( 9. 0 3) 4.3 0 7 ( ) 2 ( ) 2.6 0 9 = 5.2 0 3 V 2 mark END OF SECTION I: Quantum Mechanics 976phpk - 2 - August 4, 997

SECTION II: Fluid Theory. What is the average kinetic energy per molecule of an ideal gas at a temperature of 30 K? (3 marks) E k = 3 2 kt = 3 2 (.38 0 23 ) 30 ( ) = 6.4 0 2 J 2. In the hydraulic brake system shown below, a force of 25 N is exerted on piston A of area 5.0 0 4 m 2. B A What resulting force would be exerted on the larger piston B if it has an area of. 0 2 m 2? (4 marks) P A = P B F A A A = F B A B F B = F A ( ) = 25 A B A A. 0 2 5.0 0 4 = 550 N 2 marks 976phpk - 3 - August 4, 997

3. An object of unknown material has a mass of 4.30 kg. When the object is submerged in fresh water, it has a weight of 39.0 N. What is the density of the object? (5 marks) F B F g F net = F g F B 39.0 = ( 4.30 )( 9.8) F B F B = 3. N 2 marks F B = ρvg 3. = ( 000) ( V) ( 9.8 ) V = 3.2 0 4 m 3 2 marks ρ = m V = 4.3 3.2 0 4 =.3 0 4 kg m 3 END OF SECTION II: Fluid Theory 976phpk - 4 - August 4, 997

SECTION III: AC Circuitry and Electronics. Without feedback, the gain of an amplifier is 85. With feedback, the gain of the amplifier is 65. What is the feedback ratio? (3 marks) A f = 65 = A βa 85 β( 85) β( 85) = 85 65 β = 3.6 0 3 mark 2. The following circuit has a resonant frequency of 60 Hz. (4 marks) 220 Ω 20 V ac f = 60 Hz 0 L 3.0 0 5 F What is the inductive reactance at resonance? f 0 = L = 2π LC 4π 2 f 0 2 C = 0.235 H X L = 2πfL = 2π( 60) ( 0.235 ) = 88 Ω 2 marks 2 marks OR At resonance X L = X C 2 marks X C = = 2πfc 2π 60 = 88 Ω ( ) ( ) 3 0 5 2 marks 976phpk - 5 - August 4, 997

3. Switch S in the circuit below has been closed for a long time. S 250 Ω 45 V 3.0 µf 2 µf 0 µf What is the charge on the 3.0 µf capacitor? (5 marks) C = 5µF = C T 0µF + 5µF C T = 6.0µF mark Q T = C T V = ( 6.0 0 6 )( 45) = 2.7 0 4 C V = Q T C = 2.7 0 4 5 0 6 = 8 V Q = CV = ( 3.0 0 6 )( 8) = 5.4 0 5 C END OF SECTION III: AC Circuitry and Electronics END OF KEY 976phpk - 6 - August 4, 997