l.

A 0.50 kg rubber ball is dropped vertically from the window of a building. It strikes the sidewalk below with speed 30 m/s and bounces back up with speed 20 m/s. The ,Eenitude and direction of the impulse acting on the rubber ball
are:

C) 5.0 N . s, upward D) 5.0N.s,downward E) none ofthese

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12 s, what is its angular

C) @ E)

tst)= *{r Xi'110,"0^ /a B)

n radls

a wheel turning at a constant rate completes 12 revolutions

rqc

nl10 rad/s

63

rad/s

? 4 rtrq{

10 rad/s

lae

3. If the work performed on a massive particle by

point

A)

BI
@)

a conservative force as it moves from to point,B equals 600 J, what is the change in the potential energy? zero 600 J

D) 360,000 J E) none of these

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AU

ldna

6ooS

4' What is the value of the vector

+z-direction.)

(Recall that is the unit vector in cross product " the +x-direction,riis the unit vector in the +y-direction, and.[ is the unit vector in the

i jl

rcik

A)0 BI -1

5-k E)

none of these

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5. Three identical

massive particles are located inthe x-y plane as shown in the figure. The distance between each grid-line in the figure is I m. What are the (xy) coordinates of the center of mass of this three-particle system?

Z-w;),,

lr^
.. " ,

ra;

ytti

Y'*'Zw

yr,

A) (0.5 m, 1.0 m) B) (0.5 m,0 m) Q (0 m,0.5 rn) @ (o m, l.o m) E) (0 m, 1.5 m)

6. A wheel (which

Yr,
J{-

'TntvYlrrva

=Q
<r-l

tt - *(z)+\b)+n&\
3,--t

JI

t -t

can be treated as a solid cylinder) has mass M and radius R. When released from rest, the wheel rolls without slipping down a hill. The center of mass of the wheel goes down by a distance ft when it rolls down the hill. At the bottom of the hill, what is the speed of the wheel? A K+ Au "- O

//; * /!it,
A)
B)

I
h
J.

kn=/ut't'r I
v

L^u'

ilr'o

@ {s
tl
FA

c)

@ FA
E)

r/;
r/;
r/;
Eh

JltlR' f,t o ?til yl,'"Lt, ,fr* , 2 3,'r ft, -; Kr r Lt+

m_fk =
Jl^

)nvz+
v--

,c^o(#)
V, =

=(i

VL

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7. For a planet of mass M

and radius R, the

minimum speed necessary to launch an object

that escapes the planet's gravity (i.e., the escape speed) is given

by:

u"," =

W.

If

projectile is fired straight upward from the surface of such a planet with initial speed equal to two times the escape speed (i.e., 2u"r.), what will be the final speed of the projectile? ( --

A)W It_

Ar+ Ar.t =ot So Ki ilr

k+

[l+

\l zn

B)

trM

K; .

1R
c)
l_

@
E)

1R

W
t

)- (aW,)' K( =:w(W).W' il+

&hil'l'^

I
7

UI

,'Z
VP

=(J

!R .,@_ -!R

mM t_

tn.)V\,

a7
vou =

,# *;{u,'
6e4 *K
v+=
'
i

\-A

| 6Gttl i

8. A small

object, which was initially at rest, slides without friction down the incline and then around the loop-the-loop, which has diameter of 4.0 m. What minimum height of its initial position is needed for it to complete the loop without falling? (Hint: remember that if the acceleration of the object at the top of the loop is less than g, then it

will fall.) Kr

,o, ili

'n1/' f q

A) B)

q
C)

4.0 m 4.3 m 4.7 m

5.0 m none ofthese

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n-l \f

\i,n

f -* r,/T\-----f
Ko +

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*3

/ar)

( = )'o'n

k,ailia
*3h

ilp

zry+)yo;o,).*J( J !,=jta.,^\= s.o^ h=

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9. An astronaut, whose mass (along with his

A) B)

C)

E)

spacesuit) is 80 kg, is floating in a gravity-free region of space. Initially he is not moving. Then, after he throws a wrench of mass 2.0 kg with speed 2.0 m/s, what will be speed of the astronaut? 0.016 m/s 0.020 m/s 0.032 m/s @.ut)(z-o'4) o.oso ,G = (.0 ry 0.20 m/s -_ 1o

*lt

p-=,=?*=(8,:tr)v *L

Pi'R

\/= 6r;: ; G)nL

F

o,uf

a(

10. A disk with a rotational inertia 0.20 kg . m2 and radius 0.20 m rotates on a frictionless fixed axis perpendicular to the disk and through its center. A string, which has been wrapped around the disk, is pulled with a force of l0 N. What is the magnitude of the angular acceleration of the disk? +

l= r F=0"24) 1oN
:
A) B) C) D)
0.20 rad/s2 0.50 radls2 2.0 radls2
5.0 rad/s2
1o rad/s2

d.,o

N'*'t

T= J<

o '7o (5"*

11. A spinning wheel initially has an angular velocity of 4n radls, but after 2.0 s it stops rotating. If its angular acceleration was constant, how many revolutions did the wheel complete during this 2.0 s period? lt tt,

A)l

e,'^

,=turt*,/t,Jo

o(=-

D)8 E) 16

O-

E,

= t*rot

*I

l', (4,,,r,t))[a,o) - !('nrrft/a' )'

-- J fttt

t,tA tr v =**ffi:'a
4n

r.,{f5,

,
A) 4c,to @ zc,to c) aolz D) aol4 E) none ofthese

z{

t" r'{ (*Jtil".\ ' = oln V rrJ. Lri-.*[/

12. An ice skater with rotational inertia 1s is spinning with angular speed aro. She pulls her arms in, thereby decreasing her rotational inertia to lol2. Then her angular speed is:

L;=L+
7i ar' = J( u(
-q-

)
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crt,,

13. A satellite is in a circular orbit of radius r around radius R. What is the speed of the satellite?

a planet.

The planet has mass

and

A)M t_ Vr'
Vr
{R

trM t_

va- EU
\
vtn

e!-lt
Yr1

G/4
G

r7 \

v'--

GWI

D)6t_
E)

\un
JGM,

V; \E7f U"e

14. The magnitude of the gravitational force acting between two spherical masses, which are separated by a distance of 10 m, is 1.0 N. At approximately what distance of separation would the gravitational force between these masses equal 2.0 N? 2.5 m (5wt, rflt

A) B) 5.0m @ ltm D) 14m E) 20m

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Ao

t'Y1uru*

(o

{tl,ct ( fr i abco4 i"'{, wn/

Y U " {*r{'o { u, tt,i o {^rlu' )6

{

\2.

q ,i6'*l

o '7

15. The block shown below, which has ntass z : 2.0 kg. slides without friction. What is the minimum speed that the block must have in order for it to reach the top of the hill, which has height ft :0.8 m? AK+

Au=o, 5" + Ar_ = K, \ u" f

A)

q,
D) E)

2.0 m/s 4.0 m/s 6.0 m/s 8.0 m/s 10 m/s

0
J YllVni,t
2
'a-

rt

ool

'*!k
40?

V^inr

--/n3 t^

(pYt (!.sd ayl =lA

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16. Particle A, with mass 2.0 kg, and particle B, with mass 4.0 kg, collide completely inelastically (i.e., they stick together). Before the collision particle A was moving along the x-axis with velocity 8.0 m/s and particle B was moving along the r-axis with velocity of -1.0 m/s (i.e., they collide head-on since the particles are initially moving in opposite directions). After the collision, both particles move along the x-axis. What is the velocity of the combined (stuck-together) particles after the collision? A) -1.0 m/s

70
-E)

B) C)

1.0 m/s 1.5 m/s

7, =P-

2.0 m/s
none of these

//Q

Vr

V,=

Wx'Vp

lila'ls. (Wn(t/{6)\/+ w,6vs (r,,6)t'"4) r

(,"n) (-

t:%)

ft/lp+ rA6 /0

-4

6." k)

17. The momentum of a system that consists of two massive particles is zero. If one of the particles has mass 3.0 kg and is moving along the x-axis with velocity -0.5 m/s (i.e., it is moving to the left with speed 0.5 m/s), what is the momentum of the other particle? A) 3.0 kg m/s 1.5 kg m/s

(E -c) 0
D) E)

(2."u1)( o 5%\

-0.75 kg m/s -1.5 kg m/s

r="

T- l'58 %

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