Test 9 completed Flashcards

1
Q

Unit for spring constant?

A

N/cm

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2
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How to make the resultant force greater for an object traveling in circles? {3 points}

A
  1. Bigger mass
  2. Bigger speed
  3. Smaller radius
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3
Q

A ball hits an object. Calculate the velocity of the object.

A

momentum=momentum

ball p = ball p + object p

ball bounces backwards, so velocity is negative

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4
Q

The wavelength is smaller than the gap.

A

less curved

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5
Q

The current–voltage graph of a filament lamp , explain its shape.

A

As the temperature increases, resistance increases, so more voltage is required for the same increase in current.

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6
Q

State what is at point X to produce the field pattern shown in Fig. 7.1.

A

positive point charge

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7
Q

With friction, electrons are..

A

lost

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8
Q

Explain how the structure of an electrical conductor differs from the structure of an electrical
insulator.

A

Conductors have free electrons

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9
Q

How does one wavelength look like?

A

Two halves on the top

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9
Q

A graph to represent a.c as a coil turns. What does one turn look like? What do the peaks and troughs look like? The position at 0?

A

One turn is one wavelength.
The peaks are horizontal.
At 0, they are vertical.

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10
Q

Household smoke alarm:
type of radioactive emission-
explanation-
half-life-

A

alpha, highly ionising, 100 years

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11
Q

measuring the thickness of aluminium strips produced in a factory

type of radioactive emission-
explanation-
half-life-

A

beta
absorption depends on thickness of aluminium
any number of years

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12
Q

State two different sources of background radiation.

A
  • radon gas (in the air)
  • rocks OR buildings
  • food OR drink
  • cosmic rays
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13
Q

Hubble’s law equation and what is it

A

Hubble’s constant: H0=d/v

Hubble’s law:
v=H0d
Distant galaxies are moving away from Earth with a speed, v, proportional to their distance, d from Earth

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14
Q

Numerical value of Hubble’s constant?

A

2.2 x 10^-18

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15
Q

Work out age of universe.

A

t
Universe= hubble’s constant inverse= 1/ constant= 4.5x10^17 s= 14.4 x 10^9 years

16
Q

State when cosmic microwave background radiation (CMBR) was formed and where we
detect it coming from.

A

shortly after the Universe was formed
OR shortly after the Big Bang

all points in space

17
Q

Calculate the change in total kinetic energy of the ball and object during the collision.

A

energy before and after

k.e of ball and object both times

INCLUDE EVERYTHING MWAHAHAH

18
Q

In that killy circuit, what should I remember when calculating voltage? What else?

A

Resultant.
Where the current is not flowing, current will be zero.

19
Q

Draw an arrow to indicate the direction of the force on a negative point charge placed at the positive point charge.

A

arrow towards positive point charge