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  • akamo (qaa67) Chapter 2 Spivey (81466) 1

    This print-out should have 19 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page find all choicesbefore answering.The assignment is due Tuesday, Sept 7 at

    10pm. The solutions will automatically beposted 10 minutes later. Remember: 1) Dontguess on the multiple choice! 2) Dont writethe units (like meters) in the entry field, justthe numerical values.

    001 (part 1 of 2) 10.0 pointsA person travels by car from one city toanother with different constant speeds be-tween pair of cities. She drives for 33.6 minat 77.8 km/h, 13.2 min at 99.7 km/h, and57.4 min at 40.5 km/h, and spends 21.2 mineating lunch and buying gas.Find the distance between the initial and

    final cities along this route.

    Correct answer: 104.247 km.

    Explanation:

    Let : t1 = 33.6 min ,

    v1 = 77.8 km/h ,

    t2 = 13.2 min ,

    v2 = 99.7 km/h ,

    t3 = 57.4 min ,

    v3 = 40.5 km/h ,

    t4 = 21.2 min , and

    v4 = 0 km/h .

    x = vavg t

    x1 = (77.8 km/h)(33.6 min)

    (1 h

    60 min

    )

    = 43.568 km ,

    x2 = (99.7 km/h)(13.2 min)

    (1 h

    60 min

    )

    = 21.934 km , and

    x3 = (40.5 km/h)(57.4 min)

    (1 h

    60 min

    )

    = 38.745 km ,

    so the total distance traveled is

    xtot = x1 +x2 +x3

    = 43.568 km+ 21.934 km+ 38.745 km

    = 104.247 km .

    002 (part 2 of 2) 10.0 pointsFind the average speed for the trip.

    Correct answer: 49.8789 km/h.

    Explanation:

    ttot = t1 +t2 +t3 +t4

    = 33.6 min + 13.2 min

    + 57.4 min + 21.2 min

    = 125.4 min ,

    so the average velocity is

    vavg =xtotttot

    =104.247 km

    125.4 min

    (60 min

    1 h

    )

    = 49.8789 km/h .

    003 10.0 pointsA rocket initially at rest accelerates at a rateof 70 m/s2 for 0.84 min.What is its speed at the end of this time?

    Correct answer: 3528 m/s.

    Explanation:

    Let : a = 70 m/s2 and

    t = 0.84 min .

    vf = vo + a t = a t

    = (70 m/s2) (0.84 min)60 s

    1 min

    = 3528 m/s .

    004 (part 1 of 3) 10.0 points

  • akamo (qaa67) Chapter 2 Spivey (81466) 2

    A particle moving uniformly along the x axisis located at 9.71 m at 1.31 s and at 4.89 m at3.95 s.Find its displacement during this time in-

    terval.

    Correct answer: 4.82 m.Explanation:

    Let : xf = 4.89 m and

    xi = 9.71 m .

    The displacement is

    x = xfxi = 4.89 m9.71 m = 4.82 m .

    005 (part 2 of 3) 10.0 pointsWhat is its average velocity during this timeinterval?

    Correct answer: 1.82576 m/s.Explanation:

    Let : ti = 1.31 s and

    tf = 3.95 s .

    The average velocity is

    v =x

    t=

    xf xitf ti

    =4.89 m 9.71 m3.95 s 1.31 s = 1.82576 m/s .

    006 (part 3 of 3) 10.0 pointsCalculate the particles average speed duringthis time interval.

    Correct answer: 1.82576 m/s.

    Explanation:

    The average speed is the magnitude of theaverage velocity:

    speedavg = |v| = |1.82576m/s| = 1.82576 m/s .

    007 (part 1 of 5) 10.0 points

    Consider a toy car which can move to theright (positive direction) or left on a horizon-tal surface along a straight line.

    car

    v

    O +

    What is the acceleration-time graph if thecar moves toward the right (away from theorigin), speeding up at a steady rate?

    1. None of these graphs is correct.

    2. t

    a

    3. t

    a

    4. t

    a

    5. t

    a

    correct

  • akamo (qaa67) Chapter 2 Spivey (81466) 3

    6. t

    a

    7. t

    a

    8. t

    a

    Explanation:

    Since the car speeds up at a steady rate,the acceleration is a constant.

    008 (part 2 of 5) 10.0 pointsWhat is the acceleration-time graph if the carmoves toward the right, slowing down at asteady rate?

    1. t

    a

    correct

    2. t

    a

    3. t

    a

    4. None of these graphs is correct.

    5. t

    a

    6. t

    a

    7. t

    a

    8. t

    a

    Explanation:

    Since the car slows down, the accelerationis in the opposite direction.

    009 (part 3 of 5) 10.0 pointsWhat is the acceleration-time graph if the carmoves towards the left (toward the origin) ata constant velocity?

    1. t

    a

    2. None of these graphs is correct.

    3. t

    a

  • akamo (qaa67) Chapter 2 Spivey (81466) 4

    4. t

    a

    correct

    5. t

    a

    6. t

    a

    7. t

    a

    8. t

    a

    Explanation:

    Since the car moves at a constant velocity,the acceleration is zero.

    010 (part 4 of 5) 10.0 pointsWhat is the acceleration-time graph if the carmoves toward the left, speeding up at a steadyrate?

    1. t

    a

    2. t

    a

    3. None of these graphs is correct.

    4. t

    a

    correct

    5. t

    a

    6. t

    a

    7. t

    a

    8. t

    a

    Explanation:

    The same reason as Part 1.

    011 (part 5 of 5) 10.0 pointsWhat is the acceleration-time graph if the carmoves toward the right at a constant velocity?

  • akamo (qaa67) Chapter 2 Spivey (81466) 5

    1. t

    a

    2. t

    a

    3. None of these graphs is correct.

    4. t

    a

    5. t

    a

    6. t

    a

    7. t

    a

    correct

    8. t

    a

    Explanation:

    The same reason as Part 3.

    012 10.0 pointsA car traveling in a straight line has a velocityof 3.07 m/s at some instant. After 7.53 s, itsvelocity is 11.3 m/s.What is its average acceleration in this time

    interval?

    Correct answer: 1.09296 m/s2.

    Explanation:

    Let : v1 = 3.07 m/s ,

    t = 7.53 s , and

    v2 = 11.3 m/s .

    The average acceleration is

    aav =v

    t=

    vf vit

    =11.3 m/s 3.07 m/s

    7.53 s

    = 1.09296 m/s2 .

    013 10.0 pointsWhen the shuttle bus comes to a sudden stopto avoid hitting a dog, it decelerates uniformlyat 4.0 m/s2 as it slows from 9.5 m/s to 0 m/s.Find the time interval of acceleration for

    the bus.

    Correct answer: 2.375 s.

    Explanation:

    Let : aavg = 4.0 m/s2 ,vi = 9.5 m/s , and

    vf = 0 m/s .

    aavg =v

    t=

    vf v0t

    =v0t

    t =viaavg

    =9.5 m/s4 m/s2

    = 2.375 s .

    014 (part 1 of 2) 10.0 points

  • akamo (qaa67) Chapter 2 Spivey (81466) 6

    A plane cruising at 260 m/s accelerates at25 m/s2 for 4.3 s.What is its final velocity?

    Correct answer: 367.5 m/s.

    Explanation:

    Let : v = 260 m/s ,

    a = 25 m/s2 , and

    t = 4.3 s .

    v = v0 + a t

    = 260 m/s + (25 m/s2) (4.3 s)

    = 367.5 m/s .

    015 (part 2 of 2) 10.0 pointsHow far will it have traveled in that time?

    Correct answer: 1349.12 m.

    Explanation:

    sf = so + v0 t+1

    2a t2

    = v t+1

    2a t2

    = (260 m/s) (4.3 s) +1

    2(25 m/s2) (4.3 s)2

    = 1349.12 m .

    016 10.0 pointsThe barrel of a rifle has a length of 0.974 m. Abullet leaves the muzzle of a rifle with a speedof 635 m/s.What is the acceleration of the bullet while

    in the barrel? A bullet in a rifle barrel doesnot have constant acceleration, but constantacceleration is to be assumed for this problem.

    Correct answer: 2.06994 105 m/s2.Explanation:

    Let : = 0.974 m ,

    vi = 0 m/s , and

    vf = 635 m/s .

    Under constant acceleration,

    v2f = v2

    i + 2 a = 2 a

    a =v2f2

    =(635 m/s)2

    2 (0.974 m)

    = 2.06994 105 m/s2 .

    017 (part 1 of 2) 10.0 pointsA ball is thrown upward with an initial verti-cal speed of v0 to a maximum height of hmax.

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    b

    v 0

    hm

    ax

    What is its maximum height? The acceler-ation of gravity is g . Neglect air resistance.

    1. hmax =v20

    g

    2. hmax =

    3 v2

    0

    22 g

    3. hmax =

    5 v2

    0

    22 g

    4. hmax =

    3 v2

    0

    2 g

    5. hmax =3 v2

    0

    4 g

    6. hmax =v202 g

    7. hmax =v20

    2 gcorrect

  • akamo (qaa67) Chapter 2 Spivey (81466) 7

    8. hmax =v20

    4 g

    9. hmax =5 v2

    0

    8 g

    Explanation:

    With up positive, a = g and for the up-ward motion tf = 0, so for constant accelera-tion,

    v2f = v2

    0 + 2 a (x x0)0 = v20 2 g (hmax 0)

    hmax =v20

    2 g.

    018 (part 2 of 2) 10.0 pointsFind the speed of the ball (in terms of theinitial speed v0) as the ball passes a point A,at one quarter of the maximum height.

    1. vA =3 v04

    2. vA =

    3 v02

    correct

    3. vA =v02

    4. vA =v02

    5. vA =

    5 v0

    22

    6. vA =3 v08

    7. vA =v04

    8. vA =5 v08

    9. vA =

    3 v0

    22

    Explanation:

    h =hmax4

    =v20

    8 g, so

    v2f = v2

    0 + 2 a (y y0)

    v2A = v2

    0 2 g(v20

    8 g

    )=

    3

    4v20

    vA =

    3

    2v0 .

    019 10.0 pointsA stone is thrown straight up from the groundwith an initial speed of 44 m/s . At the sameinstant, a stone is dropped from a height ofh meters above ground level. The two stonesstrike the ground simultaneously.Find the height h. The acceleration of

    gravity is 9.8 m/s2 .

    Correct answer: 395.102 m.

    Explanation:

    Let : v0 = 44 m/s and

    g = 9.8 m/s2 .

    Consider the thrown stone

    h0 = h0 + v0 T 12g T 2

    0 = T

    (v0 1

    2g T

    )

    T =2 v

    g=

    2 (44 m/s)

    (9.8 m/s2)= 8.97959 s .

    Applying the time to the free fall of the secondstone,

    h =1

    2g T 2 =

    1

    2g

    (2 v

    g

    )2= 2

    v2

    g

    = 2(44 m/s)2

    9.8 m/s2= 395.102 m .