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Physics 124 - Analytical Physics °
SECOND COMMON HOUR EXAM
Monday, Apr. 5, 2010
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Possibly useful information: at the earth’s surface g = 9.8 m/s”, Usoundinair
we 340 m/s, pair & 1.2 kg/m, Lotickorrodaboutend = (1/3)ml", and Ip =
1x10"? W/m?.
1. A 5 kg block is hung from a wire of radius 0.8 mm, cross sectional area
5x10-7 m?, length 2.2 m, and Young’s’ modulus 2x10!" Pa. How much
does the wire stretch? Choose the closest answer.
Hes 0 mn = F/A = foo _ Si W982 Din .
Cb) tm 5 Y Ze/p., we ALE Se = >
2» Io" Pa * SHO as
c) 2mm
d) 3mm =
e) 4mm 8,00 py,
2. The speed of a mass on a spring varies with time as v = 4 (m/s) sin(3t).
The spring constant is 2 N/m. What is the total mechanical energy of the
The ing? .
mass on the spring’ Ars w Asin (ot) -= Ax 4
a) <0.27 oy
b) in the range 0.2- 0.4 J =K+euatka = dy Zui a\e
c) in the range 0.4 - 0.6 J E * 2 25¥( °
d) _in the range 0.6 - 0.8 J (6 nh
Cy) cages
8. The figure shows the position (top), speed (middle), and acceleration (bot-
tom) of a mass undergoing simple harmonic motion as a function of time.
The four vertical bars indicate (from left) times 7), to, t3, and ty, respec
tively (time increases as subscript increases), At which time is x > 0,v <0,
and a > 0?
t t ts t
a) ty poor
b) t x 6 EN oe
oc) ts ab doe 7 ab doe t~
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€ one of them
4. A mass m on a spring of constant & undergoes simple harmonic motion of
amplitude A. At what position is the speed of the mass half of its maximum
speed?
a) 2=0 aT =o Asinuot Wray = OA
b) z= A/V2 . eo
c) 2=A/2 Sin (ist) =e —> wt =Aresin 4, =30
os x= hen do’ = AS
14. Consider the picture shown of the traveling sound wave generated by a
plunger. Which of the following statements is correct?
a) The wave has different
amplitudes at points P
and Q.
b) The wave has the same
amplitude at points P
and Q, but the oscilla-
tions at the two points
are 1/2 cycle out of phase.
c) The wave has the same
amplitude at points P
and Q, and the oscilla-
tions at the two points
are in phase.
d) The wave has the same
amplitude at points P
and Q, but the oscilla-
tions at the two points Plunger oscillating
are 1/4 cycle out of phase. in SHM
e) The wave has the same
amplitude at points P l
and Q, but the oscilla- = “""")
tions at the two points 4
are 1/8 cycle out of phase.
15. A 1000 Hz sound has intensity 1 mW/m?. How loud is the sound, in dB?
It might help to know that Jy = 1x107?? W/m?.
a) 100dB
CacmaE) dB = Ze. \o* =
= oe dB = (0d B fog a (odB bog o' = 40d &
d) 70dB
e) 60dB
SANE.
16. The amplitude of a spherical sound sess drops by a factor of 3 when it
travels from point A to point B. What is the ratio of the distance between
the speaker and point B to the distance between the speaker and point A?
a) This is a trick question - the amplitude is constant.
b) 1/9
¢) 1/38 As. Ya. L Me 2g
ah ARS &
17. A police car with a 500 Hz siren is heading north on NJ turnpike at 35
m/s. You are heading south at 25 m/s. What frequency do you hear for
the siren? Take the speed of sound in air to be 340 m/s.
a) < 440 Hz ff TeV, Ar, = ~ 35%
“TO
b) 440 - 480 Hz 96%
c) 480 - 520 He vi Ws a= 25%
d) 520-560 Hz
2340425
= g
5 op WOH2E - sae Uy
18. What is the angle of a shock wave made by a plane traveling at 1.3 times
the speed of sound?
a) 38° = 0.66 radians oe Beles
b) 44° = (1.3)7! radians Stuot We,
¢) 50° = 0.88 radians
75° = 1.3 radians woe = so”
e) There is no shock wave at that speed,