PHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 Section instructor Section number. Last/First ame Deuba — Last 3 Digits of Student ID Number: Show all work. Show all formulas used for each problem prior to substitution of numbers. Label diagrams and include "appropriate units for your answers. You may use an alphanumeric calculator during the exam as long as you do not program any formulay into memory. By using an alphanumeric calculator you agree 10 allow us to check its ‘memory during ihe exam. Simple scientific calculators are always OK! ‘A formula sheet is attached to the Back of this examination Be Prepared to Show your Student 1D Card Score on each problem: 1 B30) ___ 2 3 3% BO a) 5. (20 6 (20) 7% 0 Total Score (out of 180 pts) IMircaranents UmaasstinetPHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 1. Conceptual Questions ee (30 point) Put a cirele around the letter that you think is the best answer. 1.1. (6pts) The force exerted by a tennis racket on the ball during a serve can be approximated by the F vs time plot below. What is the impulse on the ball? 12a 3 DONS “Time (ms) 10 E) None of the above Fn Oren ttuster Foust curve =8.(3 8M -4us)= Wes 1.2. (6pts) When you ride a bicycle. in what direction is the angular velocity of the wheels? eS RHE B) to your right C) forwards, D) backwards Eyup 1.3. (6pts) There are two dumbbells connected with massless rods? I) and Ip are their moments of inertia about the midpoint of the rods. What is the ratio Iy/ I? 4 _t g Dv a ors o 3 ia ny +t . m =F in ew gy? BNaxis of F) None of the above rot a0 e me" Iyza-m(E) me Bak Department af Physics and Applied Physics (Danylov) ee 7 1PHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 (6pts) A rod attached to the wall with a hinge is hold horizontally as shown in the figure. The mass of the rod is 1.0 kg. Its length is 2.0 m. Assume the acceleration due to grav is 10 mis’, What is the torque due to gravity relative to the hinge? A) ION m. 1 B) 20Nm | t ©) 30Nm. D) 40Nm E) None of the above. Ze Tr ngp = Lung. 6ingo?= uge 1.5. (6pts) Calculate the vector product of the vectors in the figure if A~4 and B=2. A) 8 and the direction is out of the page B) Sand the direction is into the page 150° and the direction is out of the page A 4s D) 4 and the direction is into the page B E) 8 and the direction is along the vector A & S < oh TB = AB Gin 0 .(oxt of Uexpoye clivection) = 4-4.dm 30° = 4 — Ds Srporenre ynenand Appel Payee (Bayer _.. srPHYS.1410 Exam Final VariantA Fall 2016 Problem 2. (30 pts) ‘A block of slippery cheese slides on a horizontal table at 10 m/s. It then slides up the wedge tached to the table as shown in the figure. The height of the wedge is h=.8 m. negligible 4s Uso S. Let lecaf c B 4) (15 pts) What will be the value of velocity atthe top of the ineline, point A (use conservation of energy). Fon En P Kare ake tlle Ms t wt ME ME a gh Y= -Agh =\ lop) 8-487 45.0 a hors L8H b) (Spts) Introduce a coordinate system and find x and y components of the velocity at point A. Vax = Up. Cob 8% Cate? =6.93 Ze Sag ™ Sp Su» 64%, i 30°= 40.4 ° £ pts) Find a total flight time before it hits the _ (isnatcn Yer, be Ef it 6) - theo att asied -2367=0 be ddgs xids. 4, 2-032 (uo tnt) d) (5 pts) How far from the right edge of the wedge will the block travel before hitting the table? (Kinematics) Lb) = Vex £2 Up 0B. 4, 27 MELOY a TymonealPagsisand apied?iysee (Deyo) a) ar Maneatis mcPHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 Problem 3. (30 pts) An m=2.0 kg biock is attached to a massless string that is wrapped around a M=1.0 kg, R=0.2 ‘m radius cylinder. as shown in the figure. The cylinder rotates on an axel through the center. The block is released from the rest f= 7.0 m above the floor. The moment of inertia of the eylinder is 1 = + MR? Y 21. 7 4 a) (pts) Draw a free-body diagram (show forces, coordinate spstem(s), positive direction for the rotation and a torque}. 1b). (15 pts) Find linear acceleration of the block and the tension in er the wire (Translational and rotational N. 2" laws). > tru D> wp -Tsua ) for M > PC-LL>TReTL aNd 4 a=AR (3) °f Ree a alEleDp > T= LA patito) up -D bs Ma > a(meYyr)-mg > an ttn a-2_- . 9. G_ , 28% = 28Y 4s z ~ zy dei 46 3MR de ft b+ Phowp _ G>T ~Mlg-2) = 2.0%9.(48-°h>-2.89 Mx) 392 N ©) (10 pts) How tong does it take for the block to reach the floor? (Kinematics) kiweue, PGs ‘ e a x att Ope ot E a. Department of Paysicsand Applied Physics (Danylov) WA nncney of Masses UMASS rePHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 Problem 4 (30 pts). An m-S0 kg worker sits down 2.0 m from the end of an M= 430 kg steel beam of length 1 = 6.0 mw eat his lunch, The cable supporting the beam is rated at Tynax = 15008. a) (5 pls) Draw a free-body diagram of the beam ~ b) (10 pts) Find the tension in the cord, T Should the worker be worried (larger or smaller Tua)? YHt-o YAK so N75 -o Te are. calecelatech with respect tof. DAT=O 44 ears 80-107) Why Zo gt 6+Tt-RG 20 Pa ‘o" od~ 200 Ta My & +uspl, {© = t-20m ‘| L45dup- 3.0.4 Soup. bow Chips? 40m - G0). Fintsor = 152SSH which ts larger iar Two, 215000M, So, he. sluorelof be worried , ¢) (7 pts) Find the horizontal force exerted by the wall on the beam. OI Fy 0 © Fyy -T-Cn90°= 0 Fine =T-Cn30%=15255W. = 132 &) (8 pis) Find the vertical force exerted by the wall on the beam. (3) BRj=o > Fav -G-mg 47: bh 50° eo Fire = (Meu) 9 -T- Sia 30° Fav = C4 sup + 82up) 4 Sh» 15 A55V- f= B66, EW a Department of Physics and Applied Physics (Danyloy)PHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 Problem 5 (20 pts) A bullet of mass m moving with v v strikes and becomes embedded at the edge of cylinder of mass M and radius Rp, The cylinder, initially at rest, begins to rotate about its symmetry axis, which remains fixed in position, Assume there is no frictional torque. MR? BS — Lies oF Teptinaer «(5 pis)Ihat is conserved during this collision? Quspetler wmoucwtee, "5 COU served, 1b). (IS pis) What is the Er velocity of the eylinder afier this collision? in? 1 bubs el. LoL. 4 = but a =P TP 2 Romy os a GB Tear Leys POs Ty ty = (ma © EMBL )O, Rom = (w Ree Jy MBE LY | oe “las |PHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 Problem 6 (20 pts) ‘A 100 g ball moving to the right at 4.0 m/s collides head-on with a 200 g ball that is moving to the left at 3.0 mis. a) (2 pts) What is conserved during this collision? Sue TPS Curer wourenteu | couserveck b) pts) Draw a diagram and a coordinate system; show velocities. 4 _ | om” & Me * before. offer c) (14 pis) If the collision is perfectly inelastic, what is the speed and direction of the combined balls after the collision? Ma Uy lg Ve = (Wat WeJS! — assuune 15" 1s postive Ve MaTa-Me Ve _ Blep 4.0% =O2up 30% = 067% Ma tlle TOP So * So, Hey wilt wove to the GH (weawlp of het tect ues)PHYS.1410 Exam Final Variant A Fall 2016 Problem 7 (20 pts) Starting from rest. a 12-em-diameter compact disk takes 3.0 to reach its operating, angular velocity of 2000 rpm, Assume that the angular acceleration is constant. The disk’s, moment of inertia is 2.5*10™ kg mv &, w, 1 a) (6 pts) Find the angular acceleration of the dise. lo, = Loco ay (20 red dues). LooT rad teary & Min" Trev’ bos a Bi ret, kik.egen 02, =£ id.t, Ty Aa = 0% _ Ceol rod _ ay E, Fos 7 9 BE OAS 1b) (6 pts) How much torque is applied to the disk during this initial 3.0 s? aw. Rot H tud low THAD = 2S bps. 6481 FE ~ 49S: ©) 2 pts) How much torque is applied to the disk after 3.0.8? 2 wucedtet,=20s, = tout, fucous AO =T len -_ a) (6 pis) How many revoluions does it make before reaching full speed? mbar rot ius og er: GE hb, bh ig 4 ‘Oo fo ty x = (4eeF ee -@3s g ~ F *et) = Feel = foot ral. fre 2 Sy = Li rech a