Physics 1303,1403 - Spring 1998
Homework Assignment #4
Due: 5 March
READING
Chapters 7 and 8.
QUESTIONS
Chapter 7 - 1, 5, 6, 7, 11, 15.
Chapter 8 - 1, 2, 3, 12.
PROBLEMS
Chapter 7 - 3, 6, 17, 24, 32, 36, 43, 44, 50, 51, 58.
Chapter 8 - 4, 6, 10, 11, 16, 20A, 20, 25A, 25, 30, 35, 57.
ANSWERS
These are the ANSWERS only, not the SOLUTIONS. It is not sufficient to
copy these and turn them in as homework. You must show your work.
Q 7-1) The displacement ds is perpendicular to the force F.
Q 7-5) No.
Q 7-6) It quadruples.
Q 7-7) The speed is unchanged (the direction of velocity might change).
Q 7-11) The more massive bullet has twice the kinetic energy of the
smaller mass bullet.
Q 7-15) Pushing on a wall: ds=0. No displacement, no work.
Tension in a string that keeps a particle in uniform
circular motion: F is perdendicualr to ds, no work.
Q 8-1) If all the forces on the ball were conservative, the ball
would swing back exactly to the point from which it was released. However,
air resistance is non-conservative and it happens to decrease, not increase,
the total mechanical energy. The ball will swing back to a lower height.
Q 8-2) Yes.
Q 8-3) They will NOT agree on the VALUE of the potential energy, but
they will agree on the CHANGE in potential energy and on the
kinetic energy.
Q 8-12) K is a maximum at launch and just before hitting the ground.
U is a maximum at the highest point in the arc.
P 7-3)
- 31.9 J
- 0 J
- 0 J
- 31.9 J
P 7-6)
- 294,000 J
- 294,000 J
P 7-17)
- 16.0 J
- 36.9o
P 7-24)
- 24.0 J
- -3.00 J
- 21.0 J
P 7-32)
- 1.20 J
- 5.00 m/s
- 6.30 J
P 7-36)
- 60.0 J
- 60.0 J
P 7-43) 1.25 m/s
P 7-44)
- 0.791 m/s to the left
- 0.531 m/s to the left
P 7-50) 234J
P 7-51)
- 63.9 J
- -35.3 J
- -9.5 J
- 19.1 J
P 7-58) 830 N
P 8-4)
- Ax2/2 - B3/3
- change in U = 5A/2 - 19B/3
change in K = -5A/2 + 19B/3 = -(change in U)
P 8-6)
- 80.0 J
- -80.0 J
- 6.32 m/s
P 8-10) 2.94 m/s
P 8-11) v = sqrt(3 g R)
N = 0.098 newtons downward
P 8-16)
- v = sqrt(vo2 + 2gR + 2gR cos theta)
- sqrt(gR)
- No.
P 8-20A)
P 8-20) 1.96 m
P 8-25A)
P 8-25) 3.74 m/s
P 8-30) 0.344 m
P 8-35) 0.327
P 8-57)
Please report any corrections to
Professor Scalise.
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