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    1. This document contains physics problems and questions covering various topics: 2. Kinematics equations are used to solve problems about motion under gravity and calculating final velocities and distances. 3. Concepts of circular motion, centripetal force, and rotational dynamics are examined. 4. Fundamental properties of earth such as mass, density, and gravitational acceleration are reviewed. 5. Electrical circuit analysis problems calculate voltages, currents, resistances and power. 6. Thermal physics questions cover work, heat, and calculations involving specific heat capacity. 7. Other mechanics questions involve conservation of momentum, gravitational force, and kinetic energy.

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    1. This document contains physics problems and questions covering various topics: 2. Kinematics equations are used to solve problems about motion under gravity and calculating final velocities and distances. 3. Concepts of circular motion, centripetal force, and rotational dynamics are examined. 4. Fundamental properties of earth such as mass, density, and gravitational acceleration are reviewed. 5. Electrical circuit analysis problems calculate voltages, currents, resistances and power. 6. Thermal physics questions cover work, heat, and calculations involving specific heat capacity. 7. Other mechanics questions involve conservation of momentum, gravitational force, and kinetic energy.

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    Physics: (I) (Ii) 2 CM

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    1. This document contains physics problems and questions covering various topics: 2. Kinematics equations are used to solve problems about motion under gravity and calculating final velocities and distances. 3. Concepts of circular motion, centripetal force, and rotational dynamics are examined. 4. Fundamental properties of earth such as mass, density, and gravitational acceleration are reviewed. 5. Electrical circuit analysis problems calculate voltages, currents, resistances and power. 6. Thermal physics questions cover work, heat, and calculations involving specific heat capacity. 7. Other mechanics questions involve conservation of momentum, gravitational force, and kinetic energy.

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    PHYSICS

    1.

    (a)

    2.

    (c)

    3.

    t
    5

    sin

    A sin 2

    X
    9
    t
    T

    From (i) and (ii)

    (i)

    6
    X

    (ii)

    18 cm

    (b)
    4.

    GM e
    Re2

    Earth is spherical therefore M e

    Hence, g

    4 3
    Re G
    3
    ,
    Re2

    4 3
    Re
    3

    (where

    is density of earth)

    3g
    4 Re G

    (b)

    5.

    (a)

    6.

    (a)

    7.

    u2
    2g

    h, R

    u2
    g

    2h

    (b)
    8.

    Change in momentum

    pi

    pf

    (c)
    9.
    10.

    (b)
    Gravitational constant as F
    (b)

    m1 m2 G
    r2

    mu

    mu

    2mu

    11.

    Relation between K and Fahrenheit is


    K 273 F 32
    0 273 F 32
    ,
    100
    180
    5
    9
    (c)

    12.

    (d)

    13.

    (a)

    14.

    (a)

    15.

    16.

    mT

    2457 160 5 F , F = 4630F

    = constant
    (c)
    R2

    XL

    XC

    252

    XL

    XC

    ,Z=R

    12

    625 144

    Z = 27.7
    (b)
    17.

    R2

    (d)
    18.

    V
    i

    V0 sin t
    i0 sin

    2
    (c)
    19.
    20.

    (a)

    4 10 3 1 10
    4 10 7

    1m

    (d)
    21.

    V1

    V3 , I 1 R1

    V2
    I1

    (a)

    I2

    I3

    I 2 R2

    I 3 R3 , R1

    R2

    R3

    22.

    W
    t
    W = jH

    work
    ,W
    time

    Power

    Heat developed H

    84000
    4.2

    Pt

    200 7 60 J

    20000 cal = 2

    104

    (d)
    23.

    P = 200 W
    W
    P
    t
    W 200 5 60 60, 000 J
    (d)

    24.

    (a)

    25.

    (b)

    26.

    q1 Q q1
    4 0r 2

    dF
    0
    dq1
    d
    q1Q q12
    For maximum force
    dq1

    Q 2q1
    Q
    q1
    2
    q2

    q1
    q2

    Q
    2

    (a)
    27.

    Kinetic energy

    1 2
    mv
    2

    eV

    (a)
    28.

    Net i i1 i2 1.2 0.6 1.8 amp


    V2 voltage across 4 = i 4 = 1.8
    (d)

    29.

    (a)

    30.

    (b)

    31.

    (c)

    32.

    (c)

    33.

    (a)

    4 = 7.2 volt

    84000 J

    34.

    (b)

    35.

    (d)

    36.

    Terminal velocity vT
    (d)

    37.

    (a)

    38.

    (b)

    39.

    100 1

    (a)
    40.

    (b)

    T2
    T1

    10%

    r2,

    vT1
    vT2

    R2
    R/2

    =4

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