Phys 11 Lecture
FIRST LONG EXAMINATION
1st sem 2010-11, July 11, 2010
NAME: ___________________________________ Stud. No._____________________
COURSE: _________________________________ Lab. Instructor: ________________
1. Answer / identify the following. Write your answers on the space provided. (20 pts)
____________ a) Ever unfinished quest to discover all facts, the relationship between things, and
the laws by which the world runs.
____________ b) The theory behind seating on the chair.
____________ c) The approximate distance between the tip of your forefinger and nose, by
stretching arm sideward.
____________ d) How many significant figure in a real number 109.00.
____________ e) What is the equivalent scientific form of the real number 0.0001255 m.
____________ f) Round-off the number 185,001 to the ten-thousands digit.
____________ g) How many significant figure in a scientific notation 1.35x10-15 Mg.
____________ h) The theory of particle moving in a very high velocity, e.g speed of light.
____________ i) What is the dimensional unit of force? Express your answer in terms of three
basic physical quantities, LMT dimensions.
____________ j) It is the sum of two or more vectors physical quantity.
2. Convert the following, show your solutions. Write your final answers on the space provided. (10
pts)
____________ a) 15 miles cm
N 2
lb 2
m
in
____________ b) 1500
4.
A sailor in a small sailboat encounters shifting winds. She sails 4.00 km east, then 5.50 km
southeast, then an additional distance in an unknown direction. Her final position is 5.80 km
directly east of the starting point. Find the magnitude and direction of the third leg of the journey.
(10 pts)
5. On a training flight, a student pilot flies from Lincoln,
Nebraska, to Clarinda, Iowa; then to St. Joseph,
Missouri; then to Manhattan, Kansas. The directions
are shown relative to north: 00 is north, 900 is east,
1800 is south, and 2700 is west, Figure 3. Use the
method of components to find a) the distance she has
to fly from Manhattan to get back to Lincoln; b) the
direction (relative to north) she must fly to get there.
Illustrate your solution with a vector diagram.
(10 pts.)
Figure 3
150 KM
850
Clarinda
166 KM
1670
N
W
E
S
186 KM
2350