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PHS1001 - Foundation physics - S1 2025

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Question 3 b)

Image failed to load: 3 charges placed 1-3 diagonally down to the right. Charge 1: E1, Charge 2: E2=2*E1, Charge 3: E3 = 3*E1

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small positive charge

q experiences a force of magnitude F1

when placed at point 1 in the figure. In terms of

F1, what is the magnitude of the force on a charge 3q

at point 1?

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Question 3 a)

Image failed to load: 3 charges placed 1-3 diagonally down to the right. Charge 1: E1, Charge 2: E2=2*E1, Charge 3: E3 = 3*E1

A

small positive charge

q experiences a force of magnitude F1

when placed at point 1 in the figure. In terms of

F1

, what

is the magnitude of the force on charge

q at point 3?

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Question 1 D)

What

is the angular velocity of the reference dot at t = 0.30 s? Give your answer to

1 decimal place in rad/s. Write your answer without units i.e., 12.6 rad/s as

12.6

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Question 1 f)

What

is the angular position of the reference dot at t = 1.2 s?

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Question 2 c)

What

is the tangential acceleration of the reference dot at t = 0.30 s? Give your

answer to 1 decimal place in m/s

2

. Write your answer without units

i.e., 12.6 N as 12.6

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Question 1 e)

What is the centripetal acceleration of the reference

dot at t = 0.30 s?

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Question 2 a)

A disk is 9.0 cm in diameter. There is a reference dot on

the edge of the disk initially located at

= 40 degrees

. The disk then steadily

accelerates for 0.60 s, reaching a final rotation rate of 1800 rpm (

revolutions per mninute)

, after which

the disk coasts at a steady angular velocity for another 0.60 s.

What is the angular velocity of the reference dot at 0.6 s? Be VERY careful of your units! (You will not get this hint in the real tests!)

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Question 2 b)

What is the angular acceleration of the reference

dot over the first 0.6 s? Give your answer to 1 decimal place in rad/s

2

. Write your

answer without units i.e., 12.6 rad/s

2 as 12.6.

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Question 1 b)

Giovanni

decides to turn around by 180° but continues to

push with the same magnitude of force as before. What is the net torque on the

merry-go-round now?

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Question 1 a)

Suzanne and Giovanni are pushing a merry-go-round with a

diameter of 5 metres. They push in the directions shown in the figure below:

Image failed to load: Suzanne: LHS of disk pushing at 55 degrees to the horizontal (SE direction). Giovanni: RHS, pushing at 75 degrees to H (SW)

a)    

If Suzanne pushes with a force of 41.5 N and Giovanni

pushes with a force of 35.0 N, what is the net torque on the merry-go-round? Take the anticlockwise direction as positive. Give

your answer to 2 decimal places in Newton. Write your answer without units i.e.,

12.61 N as 12.61.

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