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    Last Name: First Name: Physics 102 Spring 2005: Final Exam, May 6, 2005 Free Response and Instructions * Print your LAST and FIRST name on the front of your blue book, om this question sheet, the multiple: choice question sheet and the multiple-choice answer sheet. + TIME ALLOWED 3 HOURS ‘+ The test consists of threo free-response questions and 25 multiple-choice questions. ‘+ The teat is graded on a scale of 180 point; the free-responce queations account for 105 points (35 points each), and the multiple-choice questions account for 75 points (3 points each). ‘+ Answer the three free-response questions in your blue book. Answer the multiple-choice questions by ‘marking a dark X in the appropriate column and row in the table on the multiple-choice answer sheet. ‘+ Consult no books or notes of any kind. You may uso a hand-beld calculator in nomgraphing, non programmed mode, + Do NOT take test materials outside of the class at any time. Return this question sheet along with your blue book and multiple-choice question sheet, ‘+ Write and sign the Pledge on the front of your blue book. ‘Show your work for the free response problems, including neat and clearly labeled figures, in your blue book. Answers without explanation (even correct answers) will not be given credit. 1. A nonconductiong spherical shel of radius a and negligible thickness is centered at the origin. It carries ‘ not positive charge of +3Q, uniformly distributed over its surface, A second, largee spherical shell is also ‘centered at the origin and has inner radius 6 and outer radius e. The outer shell is made of a conducting ‘material and has aero net charge. The coordinate r meatures the distance from the origin, (2) Determine the electric field Br) forall values of r. Sketch | Ei) | vs. #. (8) Take tho zaro of the electrostatic potential V(r) to be at iniity, Determine V(r) for all values ofr. Sketch V(r) va. (©) Determine the total electrostatic energy Ug contained in the electric field for all r. “Phys (03 Aino ean - — OVE ral r, 4m [nea ol by eae he chase dtihition, — ney Ayre, ord ded =, Sedi = ATRESO SS Bto An acne b, OG dredi | A tA Sc, Herat chene treba = 3@Q Lone tie nok Cheng on Whe Condeeky

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