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Review for Test 2 on Applications of Vectors
PHY 621
1.
An object is placed on an inclined plane. Frictional forces are present.
a﴿ As the angle of the incline is increased, what happens to the magnitude of the following forces? FN
Fg
F_|_
F//
Ff
increases
increases
increases
increases
increases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
b﴿ Which of the above force﴾s﴿ is/are independent of the angle of the incline? ________________
c﴿ Which of the above force﴾s﴿ is/are independent of the object’s mass? ___________________
2. An object is being pushed along a horizontal surface by a force exerted at angle below the horizontal. Frictional forces are present.
a﴿ As the angle below the horizontal is increased, what happens to the magnitude of the following forces? FN
Fg
Fay
Fax
Ff
3. increases
increases
increases
increases
increases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
Fa
An object is suspended by a wire such that the angle each “arm” of the wire makes the horizontal is different. The position of the object can be changed by sliding it to the left or right. As the object's position is adjusted , angle θ decreases while angle α increases. What affect does this have the following forces?
Fg
T1y
T2y
increases
decreases remains constant
increases
increases
decreases remains constant
decreases remains constant
Σ Ty increases
Σ Tx increases
decreases remains constant
decreases remains constant
T2
T1
θ
α
original
T1
θ
T2
α
final
Fnet x increases decreases remains constant
Fnet y increases decreases remains constant
1
In class, Newton’s second law was stated simply but yet illustrates three important relationships. Identify the three relationships and the condition that must be met for each relationship to be demonstrated .
4.
relationship
condition
_____________________________________________
__________________________
_____________________________________________
__________________________
_____________________________________________
__________________________
Use Newton’s first law of motion to explain why a bob, on a string, can be swung in a circle in a horizontal plane such that there is always tension in the string? Why doesn’t the bob just spiral into the centre of the circle?
5.
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
a﴿ Mr. Whitrow ﴾of mass 1.0 x 10 kg﴿ is sitting on a chair ﴾of mass 10 kg﴿. Rounding to the nearest integer, determine the following forces, including directions.
F Whitrow on chair = ________________________
F chair on Whitrow = _________________________
F floor on chair = ___________________
F chair on floor = ___________________
b﴿ Does Newton’s third law apply to the above scenario? If so, why? If not, why?
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
7.
Refer back to question #4. When doing pushing/pulling problems in connected systems, which of the three relationships best describes why the force required to accelerate the whole system would be more than the force required to accelerate a single object in the system ﴾ex. the last person in line﴿?
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
2
PHY 621
1.
Review for Test 2 on Applications of Vectors
θ
An object is placed on an inclined plane. Frictional forces are present.
a﴿ As the angle of the incline is increased, what happens to the magnitude of the following forces? FN
Fg
F_|_
F//
Ff
increases
increases
increases
increases
increases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
F = Fg cos θ
F = -F
F = Fg sin θ
F =μF
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
_|_
_|_
N
//
N
f
Fg = weight
b﴿ Which of the above force﴾s﴿ is/are independent of the angle of the incline? ________________
none - all
depend on the
mass
c﴿ Which of the above force﴾s﴿ is/are independent of the object’s mass? ___________________
2. An object is being pushed along a horizontal surface by a force exerted at angle below the horizontal. Frictional forces are present.
a﴿ As the angle below the horizontal is increased, what happens to the magnitude of the following forces? FN
Fg
Fay
Fax
Ff
3. increases
increases
increases
increases
increases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
decreases
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
remains constant
θ
An object is suspended by a wire such that the angle each “arm” of the wire makes the horizontal is different. The position of the object can be changed by sliding it to the left or right. Refer the diagram shown. As the object is moved more to the left, angle θ decreases while angle α increases. What affect does this have on the following forces?
Fg
0 N =
­ Fg =
increases
decreases remains constant
T1y increases
T2y increases
decreases remains constant
decreases remains constant
Σ Ty increases
Σ Tx increases
decreases remains constant
decreases remains constant
F netx increases
F nety increases
decreases remains constant
decreases remains constant
T1y = |T1| sin θ
bigger bigger
T1
T2
θ
α
T2y = | T2| sinα
smaller smaller
3
In class, Newton’s second law was stated based on two important relationships. There are actually three different relationships that can be drawn from the law. Identify the three relationships and the conditions that must be met for each one.
condition
relationship
4.
acceleration and mass are inversely proportional
_____________________________________________
net force is held constant
__________________________
mass is kept constant
acceleration
and net force are directly proportional__________________________
_____________________________________________
net _____________________________________________
force and mass are directly proportional
5.
acceleration is constant
__________________________
Use Newton’s first law of motion to explain why a bob, on a string, can be swung in a circle in a horizontal plane such that there is always tension in the string? Why doesn’t the bob just spiral into the centre of the circle?
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
6.
a﴿ Mr. Whitrow ﴾of mass 1.0 x 10 2 kg﴿ is sitting on a chair ﴾of mass 10 kg﴿. Rounding to the nearest integer, determine the following forces, including directions.
- 981 N [up]
F Whitrow on chair = ________________________
981 N [up]
F chair on Whitrow = _________________________
1079 N [up]
F floor on chair = ___________________
100 kg
10 kg
- 1079 N [up]
F chair on floor = ___________________
b﴿ Does Newton’s third law apply to the above scenario? If so, why? If not, why?
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
7.
Refer back to question #4. When doing pushing/pulling problems in connected systems, which of the three relationships best describes why the force required to accelerate the whole system would be more than the force required to accelerate a single object in the system ﴾ex. the last person in line﴿?
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
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