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PHY 2048C • Midterm FRQ Bаnk • Units 1–3 FRQ — Time-Dependent Mоtiоn аnd Grаphing Calculus-Based Mechanics Student Instructiоns Show all work clearly and justify all reasoning. Include diagrams, graphs, free-body diagrams, and written explanations where appropriate. Answers without supporting work may receive little or no credit. Use correct units and significant figures in final numerical answers. Submit your response as part of a single PDF upload. FRQ — Time-Dependent Motion and Graphing A package slides on a long, rough conveyor belt that is moving horizontally. The velocity of the package relative to the ground is recorded by a motion sensor and modeled for part of the motion by v(t) = 1.40 + 3.60t − 0.450t2 where velocity is in m/s and time is in seconds. The package is at x = 0 when t = 0. (a) Construct qualitative graphs of position, velocity, and acceleration as functions of time for the interval from t = 0 to t = 6.00 s. Explain the physical meaning of any turning points or changes in concavity. (b) Determine the position of the package as a function of time. (c) Determine the time at which the package reaches its greatest speed during the interval, if it does. Determine that speed. (d) Determine the total distance traveled by the package from t = 0 to t = 6.00 s. (e) The conveyor belt itself moves at a constant speed of 2.50 m/s in the positive direction. Determine when, if ever, the package is instantaneously at rest relative to the belt. Explain the physical significance of your result. End of Question
PHY 2048C • Midterm FRQ Bаnk • Units 1–3 FRQ — Wоrk-Energy аnd Experimentаl Mоdeling Calculus-Based Mechanics Student Instructiоns Show all work clearly and justify all reasoning. Include diagrams, graphs, free-body diagrams, and written explanations where appropriate. Answers without supporting work may receive little or no credit. Use correct units and significant figures in final numerical answers. Submit your response as part of a single PDF upload. FRQ — Work-Energy and Experimental Modeling A 0.950 kg cart is launched by a compressed spring on a horizontal track. The spring constant is 410 N/m, and the spring is compressed 0.145 m. After leaving the spring, the cart travels across a rough horizontal section where the resistive force is modeled by Fr(x) = 0.750 + 2.40x where force is in newtons and x is the distance in meters measured from the point where the cart leaves the spring. The rough section is 1.20 m long and is followed by a frictionless ramp. (a) Determine the speed of the cart immediately after it leaves the spring. (b) Derive an expression for the speed of the cart as a function of position while it moves across the rough section. (c) Determine whether the cart reaches the frictionless ramp. If it does, determine its speed at the start of the ramp. If it does not, determine where it stops. (d) The ramp rises to a platform. Determine the maximum vertical height above the start of the ramp that the cart can reach. (e) A lab group measures the cart speed on the rough section and obtains the following data: Position x (m)Speed v (m/s) 0.202.62 0.402.49 0.602.28 0.802.01 1.001.66 Use the data to evaluate whether the proposed resistive-force model is reasonable. Support your conclusion with an appropriate graphical or mathematical analysis. End of Question
PHY 2048C • Midterm FRQ Bаnk • Units 1–3 FRQ — Pоsitiоn-Dependent Accelerаtiоn Cаlculus-Based Mechanics Student Instructions Show all work clearly and justify all reasoning. Include diagrams, graphs, free-body diagrams, and written explanations where appropriate. Answers without supporting work may receive little or no credit. Use correct units and significant figures in final numerical answers. Submit your response as part of a single PDF upload. FRQ — Position-Dependent Acceleration A prototype inspection cart moves along a horizontal track. During one trial, its acceleration is controlled by software and depends on position according to a(x) = 5.20 − 0.160x where acceleration is in m/s2 and position is in meters. At x = 0, the cart has speed v0 = 2.80 m/s. The trial is stopped at the first position where the acceleration becomes zero. (a) Construct qualitative graphs of acceleration vs. position, velocity vs. position, and kinetic energy vs. position over the recorded interval. Clearly label all axes and justify the major features of each graph. (b) Derive an expression for the speed of the cart as a function of position. (c) Determine the position and speed of the cart at the end of the recorded interval. (d) A student claims that the cart must be moving at constant speed for the entire interval because the acceleration eventually becomes zero. Evaluate this claim using mathematical and physical reasoning. (e) At the end of the recorded interval, the drive motor shuts off and the cart experiences a constant resistive force of 16.0 N. If the cart has mass 5.80 kg, determine the additional distance traveled before stopping. End of Question
PHY 2048C • Midterm FRQ Bаnk • Units 1–3 FRQ — Incline, Pulley, аnd Frictiоn Cаlculus-Based Mechanics Student Instructiоns Shоw all work clearly and justify all reasoning. Include diagrams, graphs, free-body diagrams, and written explanations where appropriate. Answers without supporting work may receive little or no credit. Use correct units and significant figures in final numerical answers. Submit your response as part of a single PDF upload. FRQ — Incline, Pulley, and Friction A 4.20 kg block rests on a 31.0° incline and is connected by a light string over a low-friction pulley to a hanging 2.60 kg mass. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the block and incline is 0.220. The system is released from rest. The hanging mass moves downward and the block moves up the incline. (a) Draw complete free-body diagrams for both masses. Clearly define your coordinate systems. (b) Determine the acceleration of the system and the tension in the string. (c) After the hanging mass has descended 0.850 m, determine the speed of both masses. (d) Solve part (c) again using an energy approach and compare the result to the dynamics approach. (e) The string is cut after the block has moved 0.850 m up the incline. Determine how much farther the block travels up the incline before momentarily stopping. End of Question
PHY 2048C • Midterm FRQ Bаnk • Units 1–3 FRQ — Prоjectile Mоtiоn with Horizontаl Wind Cаlculus-Based Mechanics Student Instructions Show all work clearly and justify all reasoning. Include diagrams, graphs, free-body diagrams, and written explanations where appropriate. Answers without supporting work may receive little or no credit. Use correct units and significant figures in final numerical answers. Submit your response as part of a single PDF upload. FRQ — Projectile Motion with Horizontal Wind A rescue supply canister is released from a drone flying horizontally at a constant speed of 18.0 m/s. At the release point, the drone is 42.0 m above level ground. A target zone begins 28.0 m horizontally from the point directly below release and extends for 12.0 m. During the drop, a horizontal wind produces a constant horizontal acceleration of 1.10 m/s2 opposite the initial horizontal motion of the canister. Air resistance in the vertical direction is negligible. (a) Sketch the expected horizontal position, vertical position, horizontal velocity, and vertical velocity graphs as functions of time from release until impact. (b) Determine the time of flight and horizontal landing position of the canister. (c) Determine whether the canister lands in the target zone. (d) Determine the velocity vector of the canister immediately before impact, including magnitude and direction. (e) If the drone could adjust only its initial horizontal speed while keeping the same release height and wind conditions, determine the range of release speeds that would allow the canister to land in the target zone. End of Question
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