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From: Steve Brehmer
Date: Tue, 03 Jan 1995 21:12
Date: Tue, 03 Jan 1995 21:12
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General Physics Survey
by Eric & Jason
Rochester, MN
Grade:_____ City/State:_________________________ Age:________
Sex __M __F Physics Teacher:_________________ School:___________
Questions taken from concepts in "College Physics Third Ed." by
Serway and Faughn, (c) 1992.
Q1) How many meters are there in a 200 yard dash? ______meters
Q2) A ball is dropped into a deep water well and the sound of the
splash as the ball reaches the bottom of the well is heard 3 seconds
later. Estimate the depth of the well neglecting time required for
sound to travel. __________
Q3) An airplane flies 135 ft. at an angle of 40 degrees above the
horizon. How far does it move horizontally and vertically?
Hor:_______ft. Ver:_______ft.
Q4) A 1,000 newton bobsled leaves a horizontal track with a speed of
30 m/s, it then moves onto a horizontal track lightly sprinkled with
sawdust and comes to a stop in a distance of 150 m. Find the
coefficient of friction between the sled and the sawdust. _________
Q5) What is the kinetic energy of a 3000 kilogram car moving at 55
mph? _________ Joules
Q6) A 7 kilogram bowling ball collides head-on with a 2-kg pin. The
pin flies forward with a speed of 3 m\s. If the ball continues
forward with a speed of 1.8 m\s, what was the initial speed of the
ball? ________ m/s
To Whom it may concern,
The above test is a general physics test covering Mayo high school's first
semester physics class. It was designed mostly to inform us of the users of
Internet. We are conducting an experiment of our design for Advanced
Physics under Steve Brehmer. The results will be compared with our
advanced and regular physics classes. Be sure to inform your students that
all information on the test is confidential and voluntary. We do not want each
completed test back. Just fill out this file and return it to our Internet
address
(check header).
Answer key:
Q1) 182.8 meters
Q2) 44.1 meters
Q3) 103 ft horizontal, 86.8 ft vertically
Q4) coefficient of friction = 0.306
Q5) 9.07 * 10^5 Joules
Q6) 2.66 meters\second
Fill this out:
Number correct: ___Q1 ___Q2 ___Q3 ___Q4 ___Q5 ___Q6
Number of males in class: ___ of females: ___ Grade:_______________
Your name: _________________ School: ________________________________
City, State: _________________________________________________________
Please return results by Friday Jan 13 to brehmer@psc.edu
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