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What is the Square Root of 2?
1.4
What is the Square Root of 3?
1.7
What is the Square Root of 10?
3.1
What is the Square Root of 20?
4.4
What is the Square Root of 30?
5.5
What is the Square Root of 40?
6.3
What is the Square Root of 60?
7.7
What is the Square Root of 70?
8.3
What is the Square Root of 90?
9.5
What is the Square Root of .5?
.7
What is the distance traveled if a car starting at rest, reaches 20m/s in 4s.
40m d=1/2(v-v')t
In a position vs time graph, what does the slope represent?
Velocity
In a velocity vs time graph, what does the slope represent?
Acceleration
What does the area under a velocity vs time graph represent?
displacement
What does the area under an acceleration vs time graph represent?
Change in Velocity
At what angle does a projectile rich its maximum range?
45 degrees
What is the equation for range?
Vtcosθ
What is the equation for the vertical component of the velocity?
V=gt/2
What is the sin of 0?
0
What is the cos of 0?
1
What is the sin of 30?
.5
What is the cos of 30?
Square root of 3/2
What is the sin of 45?
Square root of 2/2
What is the sin of 60?
Square root of 3/2
What is the cos of 60?
1/2
What is the sin of 90?
1
What is the cos of 90?
0
What is the acceleration due to gravity of an object of mass 10^20kg and radius 10^10m?
.67m/s^2 GM/r
If object A is shot from 60 degrees and object B is shot from 30 degrees at the same velocity, which one will travel farther and why?
They will travel the same distance, because angles equidistant from 45 degrees have the same range
What will happen to an object's flight path if its mass is increased by a factor of 2? (neglect air resistance)
The flight path will not change if their is no air resistance
what is the force of gravity parallel to an inclined plane?
mgsinθ
What is the force exerted by an inclined plane on an object?
mgcosθ
If an object of 1000N is pulled by 5 pulleys, what is the new required force?
200N
What is the equation for torque?
Torque=rFsinθ
What will r and F always add up to?
180
Which is considered the positive direction of torque: Clockwise or Counterclockwise?
Counterclockwise
What is the equation for torque using the lever arm?
torque=LF
If the length of the lever arm changes by 8 in 2 seconds, what is the torque?
8/2=4
What is true if an object is in static equilibrium?
Velocity is zero
What is true if an object is in translational equilibrium?
Acceleration is zero
What is true if an object is in rotational equilibrium?
There is no rotational acceleration and there is no net torque
What is an object's inertia dependent on?
Its mass and mass distribution
When will the inertia of an object be smallest?
When the axis of rotation passes through the center of mass
An object with an inertia of 4.5 has a rotational acceleration of 2, what is the value of the net torque?
4.5x2=9
What does the area under a P vs V curve represent?
Work
If an object is moving at 5m/s by a force of 3N, what is the power?
15
How many watts are in 1hp?
750
What is the work energy theorem?
KE-KE'=work done on an object
If an object weighing 10N at 5m falls to 3m, how much work does gravity do?
10(3)-10(5)=-20J
In the following equation, where would one insert the value for W by friction: E initial=E final?
E initial + W friction = E final
What is the equation for Mechanical Advantage?
Effort(input) distance/resistance (output)distance
What is the equation for efficiency?
W out/E in
Convection
Transfer of heat due to random motion of particles
What is the change in momentum of a 10N force over 5s?
50 J=FΔt
What is the angular momentum of an object with a lever arm of 3m, a mass of 4kg, and a velocity of 2m/s?
24 Lmv
2^1/2
1.4
What is the specific gravity of a substance with a density of 4kg/m^3
.004
What is the equation for the bouyant force?
ρVg
What is the equation for hydrostatic gauge pressure?
ρgD
What is the total pressure of a system with a gauge pressure of 5 at 1atm?
6
When will an object float?
When V/V=ρ/ρ
The force produced by a fluid in a pipe of area 2m^2 is 10N. What is the force produced when the pipe is 1m^2?
5N
A fluid travels a distance of 5m in a pipe with an area of 2m^2. How far will the fluid travel in a pipe half that size?
10m
A fluid exerts a force of 20N over a distance of 2m. What is the force exerted by the same fluid over a distance of 4m?
10N
What is the equation for surface tension?
2γL
If the temperature of a substance is increased, what happens to its surface tension?
It decreases
Calculate the flow rate of a fluid moving 5m/s through a pipe of area 2m^2.
10
A fluid moves 2m/s through a pipe of area 2m^2. What is the velocity of the same fluid when the pipes area increases to 4m^2?
1m/s
What is Bernoulli's Equation?
P1+ ½ ρv^2+ρgy = P2+ ½ ρv^2'+ρgy'
What velocity of efflux of a fluid 2m from a hole?
approximately 40
In moving fluids is pressure lowest where flow speed is greatest or smallest?
greatest
Bulk Modulus
ΔP/ΔV
Compressive strain
ΔL/L
Young's Modulus
F/A x L/ΔL
Shear Modulus
F/A * L/Δx
Thermal Expansion
ΔL=LαΔT
Volume Expansion
ΔV=VβΔT
If the maximum kinetic energy of a spring is 1/2mv^2, what is the maximum potential energy?
1/2kA^2
If a system in SHM has an amplitude of .5m with a mass of 1kg and a k of 4, what is the maximum velocity?
V=A sqrt(k/m) = 1m/s
What is the frequency of a system in SHM with a period of 1s?
1/2π
What is the angular velocity of a system in SHM with a frequency of 4Hz?
What is the spring constant of a system in SHM with a frequency of 4Hz and a mass of 2kg?
16π
What is the maximum acceleration of a system in SHM with a k of 14, a mass of 7kg, and an amplitude of 2m?
a=(k/m)A=4
What is the frequency of a pendulum with a L of 2.5m?
f=(1/2π)sqrt(g/2.5m)=1/π
What is the period of a pendulum with a L of 5m?
T=(2π)sqrt(L/g)=1.4π
What is the speed of a wave dictated by?
The type of wave and characteristics of the medium
When a wave passes from one medium to another, by how much does its frequency change?
its frequency does not change, but its speed does
Standing waves
Have same frequency and amplitude, but move in opposite directions
what is the wavelength of the fundamental overtone of a standing wave with length 5m?
λ=2L/n=10
How long is the distance between nodes of a standing wave?
(1/2)λ
What is the wavelength of the 3rd overtone of a standing wave with a fundamental wavelength of 21m?
7m
What is the fundamental frequency of a standing wave of length 2 and velocity of 8x10^2m/s?
f=(8x10^2/4)=2x10^2Hz
What does the speed of sound depend on?
The medium's resistance to compression and the medium's density
What is the wavelength of the 2nd overtone of an open-open tube with L=5m?
5m
What is the frequency of the second harmonic in an open-open tube if L=2?
340x2/4=170Hz
What is the wavelength of the 2nd overtone in an open-closed tube of Length 3m?
λ=4(3)/3=4
What is the frequency of the 3rd overtone in an open-closed tube with a Length of 1m?
f=(340)(5)/4=425Hz
By how much does the intensity of a sound level increase if it is increased by 3dB?
The intensity is doubled
What is the intensity of a 10dB sound?
1x10^-11
What is the intensity of a sound produced by a speaker with a power of 100W at a distance of 5m?
I=100/4π(25)=1/π
What is the frequency of a 300Hz sound that an observer will hear moving 170m/s away from the source?
150Hz
What is the frequency of a 500Hz sounds that an observer will hear if the source is moving towards the observer at 170m/s?
1000Hz
What is lowest possible value for the dielectric constant?
1
When a dielectric of K=2 is added to a disconnected capacitor, what happens to the capacitance?
Doubles
When a dielectric of K=2 is added to a disconnected capacitor, what happens to the Voltage?
Halves
What happens to Q of a disconnected capacitor when a dielectric is added?
Q is unchanged
When a dielectric is added to a disconnected capacitor, does the electric field increase or decrease?
Decreases
What happens to the potential energy stored by a disconnected capacitor when a dielectric of K=4 is added?
Decreases by 4
When a dielectric is added to a connected capacitor, does the capacitance increase or decrease?
Increases
Does the Voltage of a connected capacitor change when a dielectric is added?
No
A dielectric constant with a K of 1.5 is added to a connected capacitor. By how much does Q increase or decrease by?
Increases by 1.5
By how much does the electric field change when a dielectric is added to a connected capacitor?
It doesn't change
The stored PE of a connected capacitor is 15J. What is the resulting PE when a dielectric of K=2 is added?
30J
Vrms of a circuit is 20V. What is the Vmax?
28
The Vrms is 10V and the Irms is 2A. What is the average power?
20W
What is the power dissipated by a 20ohm resistor and an Irms of 4A?
320W
What is the magnetic force acting on a 3C charge moving at 2m/s in a magnetic field of 10T?
60N
What is the magnetic force produced by a wire of length 5m with a current of 5A and a magnetic field of 5T?
125N
Is F perpendicular, parallel, or antiparallel to v and B?
perpendicular
How much work does a magnetic force of 25N do over a distance of 4m?
No work
As the magnetic field due to a wire increases what happens to the current?
Increases
The magnetic field produced by a wire is proportional or inversely proportional to the radius of the wire?
Inversely proportional
Increasing the length of a solenoid will increase or decrease the magnetic field?
Decreasing
The number of turns of a solenoid is doubled. What is the resulting magnetic field if the original magnetic field was 20T?
40T
Two wires with current 1A that are 1m apart exert a force equal to__________.
2x10^-7
In which direction does the magnetic field run in magnets?
South to North
What kind of electromagnetic ray has the most energy?
Gamma ray
Order these electromagnetic rays in increasing order of energy: UV, X, Gamma, Visible.
Visible<UV<X<Gamma
Order these electromagnetic rays in decreasing order of wavelength: micro, radio, IR, Visible.
Radio<micro<IR<visible
What is the equation for the critical angle of reflection?
sinθcrit=n2/n1
If light moves 5% slower in mud, what is the index of refraction of mud?
(3x10^8)(5x10^-2)=1.5x10^5

3x10^8/1.5x10^5=2x10^3
What needs to be true for total internal reflection to occur?
n1 has to be greater than n2
What is the focal length of a convex mirror with a radius of 5m?
1/2(5)=2.5m
Convex mirrors have negative or positive focal lengths?
Negative
What is the equation for focal length, image distance, and object distance?
1/f=1/do+1/di
What does a positive value for di mean for mirrors?
The image is real and is in front of mirror
What does a negative di value mean for mirrors?
The image is virtual and is behind the mirror
What is the m value if di=-4m and do=2m.
2
_______images are inverted
real
Is the focal length positive or negative for concave lenses?
negative
Are real images behind or in front of lenses?
behind
Virtual images are in front or behind lenses?
in front
What is the power of a lens with a focal length of 2m?
.5
What is the general equation for a proportional relationship?
y=nx
What kind of mathematical relationship does y=x^n indicate?
exponential
An inversely proportional relationship has a mathematical equation of ______.
y=1/x
What is the energy dissipated by a 20ohm resistor with a current of .5A?
5
What is the energy dissipated by a battery with a current of .25A and a voltage of 10?
2.5
What does the net charge on a capacitor equal to?
0
What is the charge on a capacitor with a capacitance of 4C/V and a voltage of 10?
40C
What is the equation for capacitance given area and distance between capacitors?
C=ε A/d
Does capacitance depend on Q, V, or area of capacitor?
Area
What is the voltage of a capacitor in a uniform electric field of 5N/C and a distance of 5m?
25V
What is the PE stored in a capacitor of charge 10C and a voltage a 5V?
25J
What is the PE stored in a capacitor with a capacitance of 4C/V and a voltage of 5V?
50J
What is the PE stored in a capacitor with a charge of 4C and a capacitance of 8C/V?
1J
What is the net capacitance if 3 capacitors each with a capacitance of 4C/V are connected in parallel?
12C/V
What is the frequency heard by a person moving away from a source at 160m/s that is moving away from them at 90m/s if the original frequency is 100Hz?
(340+160)/(340-90)100=200Hz
What is the total charge of 2 electrons?
2(1.6x10^-19)=3.2x10^-19
If the electrostatic force is negative is it repulsive or attractive?
Attractive
In which direction does the electric field of a positive charge point?
Away
What is the equation for the electric field generated by a source charge?
E=k Q/r^2
What is the force acting on a 2C charge in a uniform electric field of 4N/C?
8N
Does the direction of the force acting on a positive charge point parallel or antiparallel to the electric field?
parallel
What is the magnitude of the electric field inside of a conductor?
0
What is the equation for the electric potential at a certain distance away from a point charge?
k Q/r
What is the change in PE of a 2C charge if the electric potential changes from 10 to 5J/C.
10J
What is the change in kinetic energy of a point charge if the change in potential energy is -10J.
10J
A positive charge moves from a higher to a lower potential. Does it gain or lose KE?
Gains KE
A negative charge moves from a higher potential to a lower potential. Does it gain or lose KE?
Loses KE
How many joules are in 1eV?
1.6x10^-19J
What is the equation for resistance when given length and area?
R=ρ L/A
If a positive voltage becomes negative, what happens to the current?
Changes direction
Which terminal is at a higher potential in a DC battery: the positive or negative terminal?
positive terminal
In which direction does the current flow in a DC battery?
opposite to the flow of electrons