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This physics homework includes problems related to Newton's Laws, friction, and uniform circular motion. The first and last problem are required, while the others are optional for bonus points. The homework also includes information about the new office hours for KR and the topics covered in each problem.
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SMDEP Physics Newton’s Laws, friction, uniform circular motion
New homework policy • Only first and last problems are required • Others are optional, “bonus points”, good practice • New office hours for KR: • WTh 5:30-6:30 PM in Marigold’s
70 5 10 Ch 5, #15(a): minimum coefficient of friction • 0.28 • 0.38 • 0.58 • 0.68 • Other • Didn’t finish
10 5 of 70 Ch 5, #15(b): speed of snow before falling off roof • 3.2 m/s • 32 m/s • 0.57 m/s • 5.7 m/s • Other • Didn’t finish
10 Seconds Remaining 5 of 70 Ch 5, #15(c): speed of snow hitting ground • 15 m/s • 14 m/s • 5.7 m/s • 2.8 m/s • Other • Didn’t finish
70 43 0 Ch 5, #24: (a), (b) • 2.0 kg, 3.2 kg • 10.0 kg, 13.4 kg • 5.0 kg, 6.7 kg • Other • Didn’t finish
41 of 70 :00 Ch 5, #40: minimum speed • 98 m/s • 16 m/s • 0.89 m/s • 8.9 m/s • Other • Didn’t finish
47 of 70 0 Ch 5, #75: speed • 28 m/s, 0.44 rev/s • 2.8 m/s, 0.04 rev/s • 784 m/s, 12.3 rev/s • 78 m/s, 1.2 rev/s • Other • Didn’t finish
47 of 70 0 Attendance: Which of these do you use most often? • Wikipedia • Facebook • Google • Myspace • iTunes • None
70 0 10 A kid on a skateboard wants to drop a ball into a bucket ahead. Where should the kid be when she releases the ball? • After passing the bucket • Right above the bucket • Before passing the bucket
43 of 70 0 A box sits on a conveyor belt without slipping. The belt maintains a constant speed to the right. The force of friction on the box is: • To the right • Zero • To the left
70 45 0 Your textbook sits motionless on your flat, horizontal desktop. Is there a force of friction acting on it? • Yes • No
70 44 0 You push your textbook at constant velocity along your flat, horizontal desktop. Is there a force of friction acting on it? • Yes • No
70 44 0 Your textbook sits motionless on an inclined surface. Is there a force of friction acting on it? • Yes • No
70 41 0 An object is held in place by friction on an inclined surface. The angle of inclination is increased until the object starts moving. If the surface is kept at this angle, the object: • Slows down. • Moves at uniform speed. • Speeds up. • None of the above.