Fundamentals Of Physics Exam 3

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Fundamentals of Physics Exam 3

If you triple the diameter of a ball, the volume of the ball will be:

27x larger

Arches work well in construction because ________.

  • The entire structure is under tension
  • The entire structure is under compression
  • The compression and tension balance each other out.

If you have two differently-sized spheres of metal and they have the same mass, then

________.

  • The smaller sphere is denser
  • Their densities are proportional to their sizes
  • The larger sphere is denser
  • They have the same density as well

An elastic material is one that___.

  • Keeps its new shape once deformed
  • Bends at least somewhat before breaking
  • Is relatively easy to deform.
  • Returns to its original shape after being deformed.

Compared to smaller animals, larger animals have a ________.

  • similar ratio of surface area to weight
  • smaller ratio of surface area to weight
  • larger ratio of surface area to weight
  • The pressure under 100 feet of salt water is closest to ________.

The pressure under 100 ft of saltwater is closest to:

  • 45 PSI
  • 3 atm
  • 20,000 leagues
  • 400kPa

When a boat is floating in the water, ________.

  • the buoyant force is greater than the weight of the boat
  • the buoyant force equals the mass of the boat
  • the buoyant force equals the weight of the boat
  • the volume of displaced water equals the volume of the boat

Pressure can be increased by ________.

  • increasing the area or decreasing the force
  • taking more time to relax
  • raising both the force and the area by proportional amounts
  • increasing the force or decreasing the area

In a hydraulic press (hydraulic lever), if the force is multiplied by a factor of 20,

________.

  • the pressure is also multiplied by a factor of 20
  • the distance is divided by a factor of 20
  • the distance is also multiplied by a factor of 20
  • the product of force x distance is also multiplied by 20

If a tire pressure gauge reads 30 PSI, the actual absolute pressure in the tire is closest to ________.

  • 150 kPa
  • 45 PSI
  • 90 mmHg
  • 15 PSI

If the pressure in a gas is multiplied by a factor of 6 and the temperature is multiplied by a factor of 3, the volume of the gas will be ________ the original volume.

  • three times
  • twice
  • one half of
  • one third of

Bernoulli's Principle states that, as the velocity of a fluid increases, ________.

  • the temperature of the fluid will also increase
  • the volume of the fluid will decrease
  • the pressure in the fluid will decrease
  • the pressure in the fluid will also increase

In a plasma, the ________.

  • atoms are broken down into molecules
  • protons are separated from the neutrons
  • electrons are separated from the nuclei
  • isotopes are separated by charge

Ninety nine percent of our atmosphere is contained in a layer about ________ thick.

  • 30 miles
  • 10 miles
  • 40 miles
  • 20 miles

Density of atmosphere- KE of molecules= tend to disperse, while gravity pulls them down near earth

Earth's atmosphere is composed primarily of ________.78% Nitrogen 21% O 9% Ar

.04% CO2

Do all materials expand when heated?No. One example is water

Compared to an increase in temperature of 20 Fahrenheit degrees, an increase in temperature of 20 Celsius degrees is ________.

  • the same
  • smaller
  • larger

A material with a low specific heat will tend to ________.

  • cool down quickly but heat up slowly
  • heat up and cool down quickly
  • heat up quickly but cool down slowly
  • heat up and cool down slowly

Compared to a cup of hot coffee, a bathtub full of lukewarm water has ________.

  • lower internal energy and lower average molecular energy
  • higher average molecular energy but lower internal energy
  • higher internal energy but lower average molecular energy
  • higher internal energy and higher average molecular energy

internal energy= sum of all energies- bigger = more- KE, PE, etc.molecular is heat energy, average speed of molecules

Heat is defined as ________.the flow of energy from a higher temperature object to a lower temperature object

The lower the temperature of an object, the ________ the wavelength of electromagnetic radiation it emits Longer

If a window is perfectly sealed (no air leaks), heat can still penetrate via ________.conduction and EM radiation

If you touch a wooden pencil and a metal pen that have both been sitting on your desk, the pen feels cooler because ________.the metal is a better heat conductor than wood

The longer the wavelength of electromagnetic radiation, the ________ the frequency.lower higher frequency = shorter wavelength

Global warming due to the Greenhouse Effect ________ .

  • was first discovered by Al Gore in the early 1970's
  • is a Chinese hoax designed to take away our jobs
  • may actually be due to ash and other contaminants from volcanos
  • can happen on any planet with an atmosphere

When water vapor condenses into liquid water, it ________.

  • must pass through a solid phase
  • transfers heat to the liquid water with no net heat flow to the environment
  • absorbs heat from the environment
  • releases heat to the environment

Clouds and fog are caused by ________.

  • evaporating liquid water
  • burning too many fossil fuels
  • condensing water vapor
  • vapor deposition in the atmosphere

In a standard air conditioner or heat pump, the refrigerant ________ outside and ________ inside.condenses, evaporates

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