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PHY 183
Individual Exam #1
Fall 2023
1. NASA has placed a satellite in orbit about Europa (one of Jupiter’s many moons). The
purpose of the satellite is to study the atmospheric conditions on Europa.
The code
below models the motion of the satellite as it undergoes uniform circular motion around
Europa. Assume the base units used in the code are kilograms, meters, and seconds.
(a) (10 points) What are the satellite’s initial position and momentum?
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r
=
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p
=
PHY 183
Individual Exam #1
Fall 2023
(b) (6 points) Calculate the net force acting on the satellite at the end of the first time
the loop has been executed. (The same code is included above for ease of reference.)
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F
net
=
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Individual Exam #1
Fall 2023
(c) (5 points) At what time does the script stop running? (The same code is included
above for ease of reference.)
t
=
(d) (4 points) List two assumptions necessary for the motion, as modeled by the given
code.
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Individual Exam #1
Fall 2023
2. In the blockbuster hit of the summer, “Barbie” the movie, Margot Robbie as Barbie
floats from the top of her dream house into her pink Corvette, because when you play
with Barbie, why would she use the stairs? To achieve this effect, Robbie was hooked
up to a harness and cables as shown in the image above. For reference, Margot Robbie
has a mass of 56 kg.
(a) (5 points) Given the diameter of the circular harness cable as .030 m, what is the
cross-sectional area of the cable?
Area =
(b) (8 points) Using the solution from part (a), a bond length of 2
.
50
×
10
−
10
m, and
interatomic spring stiffness of 1
.
02
×
10
−
2
N/m, a relaxed length of the cable of 8.5
m, and that there are 3
.
3
×
10
10
bonds in a chain, calculate the macroscopic stiffness
of the wire.
k
s,wire
=
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(c) (7 points) If the dreamhouse is 9.0 m tall and Robbie walks off the roof for the stunt,
where at the ground the cable is stretched to the full height of the dreamhouse(i.e.
the total length of the stretched cable is 9m), what is the magnitude of the force of
the spring exerted on Robbie? Model Robbie as a point mass.
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F
spring
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on
−
Robbie
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(d) (5 points) Continuing from part c, what is the magnitude of the force Robbie ex-
erted on the spring?
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F
Robbie
−
on
−
spring
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