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PHYSICS-2112 Spring 2023
Exam 2A
March 21, 2023
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Examine your paper to be sure it is complete
and legible. There should be 12 multiple choice questions and 2 free-response problems, totaling
100 points. There are five (5) pages, including the cover sheet.
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question. There is room on the exam for scratch work or calculations, but that work will not be
checked or graded. Partial credit may be awarded on multiple choice questions, but this partial
credit will be based on the answers that you have bubbled in on the ScanTron and NOT on your
scratch work on the exam itself.
For the free-response problems, show all relevant work in the space provided.
Without
supporting work, even a correct answer will receive little or no credit. Partial credit will be awarded
as warranted.
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you must indicate where your work is located
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the back of the paper will be regarded as scratch work and w ill not be checked or graded.
Be sure that numerical answers appear with appropriate
SI units
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missing, incorrect, or "silly" units. If the final answer is, in fact, a dimensionless quantity, please
write the numerical result followed by the word dimensionless
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Your free response will be graded for consistency. That is, if you need a quantity from a previous
part and didn’t get it right or could not complete it you will be graded on your work for the part you
are working on.
Circle
one:
Vekhter (Sec. 1; MWF 10:30 am)
Marley (Sec. 2; TTh 9:00 am)
Question #1
Bubble in the answer choice corresponding to your class section number.
A) Sec. 1; MWF 11:30 am
C) Sec. 2; TTh 9:00 am
Question #2
Your version of the test is A. Bubble in answer
A
on your ScanTron.
Question #3 (5 points)
A sinusoidal wave with the wave number
k=2
m
-1
travels along a string. The
time for a particular point to move from zero to maximum displacement is 0.5 s. What is the wave
speed
v
?
A)
v
= 1 m/s
B)
v
=1.57 m/s
C)
v
= 2 m/s
D)
v
=3.14 m/s
E)
v
=6.28 m/s
Question #4 (5 points)
Suppose that a simple pendulum consists of a small 25 g bob at the end of a
cord of negligible mass. If the angle
θ
between the cord and the vertical is given by
θ = (0.06 rad)
cos[
(7
rad/s
) t + 0.78
rad]
,
what is the pendulum's length?
A) 1.40 m
B) 1.23 m
C) 0.71m
D) 0.20 m
E) none of the above, a different length
Question #5 (5 points)
What is the maximum acceleration of a ball that oscillates on a spring with
an amplitude of 3 cm at a frequency of 7.6 Hz?
A) 5.44 m/s
2
B) 14.3 m/s
2
C) 22.8 m/s
2
D) 68.4 m/s
2
E) 2.53 m/s
2
Question #6 (5 points)
Two sinusoidal waves, identical except for phase, travel in the same
direction along a string, producing a net wave
y (x, t) = (2.80 mm) sin(21.0x - 5.30t + 0.510
rad)
with
x
in meters and
t
in seconds. What is the amplitude of each of the original waves?
A)
1.37 mm
B)
0.71 mm
C) 1.40 mm
D) 1.60 mm
E) 14.84 mm
Question #7 (5 points)
If two sources emit sound waves of the of the same amplitude with the same
frequency and phase, and an observer is placed so that the distance to one of the sources is 3.1415
wavelengths shorter than the distance to the other source, what type of interference will occur?
A)
fully constructive
B)
fully destructive
C)
intermediate but closer to fully constructive
D)
intermediate but closer to fully destructive
E)
depends on the frequency of the sound wave
Question #8 (5 points)
If you have a point source of sound, what is the change in the sound level
when you double the distance to the source?
A) 2dB
B) 3dB
C) 4dB
D) 6dB
E)
none of the above
Question #9 (5 points)
Organ pipe A (closed at one end, open at the other) is three times as long as
a pipe B open at both ends. The ratio of their second lowest frequencies,
f
A
/f
B
, is
A) 1:4
B) 1:3
C) 1:2
D) 3:1
E) 4:1
A
B
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