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Exam 2PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________Exam 2Closed book exam. A calculator is allowed, as is one 8.511” sheet of paper with your own written notes. Please show all work leading to your answer to receive full credit.Exam is worth 100 points, 25% of your total grade.UF Honor Code: “On my honor, I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid in doing this exam.”Page 1 of 10Sphere: 2 244 3.14159273S r V rp p p= = =319.11 10 kgem-= �9 2 2019 10 N m / C4Kpe= = � 12 2 208.8542 10 C / N me-= � e  16022 1019. C1 2122ˆq qKr=F renc0SqdeF = � =�Ε Α�0re�� =EV=- �E0UVq=0q=FECW U d=- D = ��F sCV dD =- ��E s( )ˆ ˆˆx y zx y zgrad f f� � ��= + +� � �= =�F( )yxzFFFdivx y z����� = = + +� � �F F V SdV d�� = �� �F FΑ� Q C V= D( )2212 2QU C VC= D =eff 1 2C C C= +eff 1 21 1 1C C C= +V iRD =22 VP Vi i RR= = =eff 1 2R R R= +eff 1 21 1 1R R R= +LRAr=dqidt=c  3 0 108. m/s1 eV J 16022 1019.112 2v c/t t 0LL0( )( )2/x x vtt t vx cgg�= ��= �y yz z21xxxu vuvuc��=�21yyxuuvucg�=� ��� �� �E mc2( )21K mcg= -p umF pd dt/m c E p c2 4 2 2 2 F E v B  q( ) i=F L × B0wire2ˆ ˆ2ikir rmp= =B r r70210 T m / A4Kkcmp-= = = �604 1.257 10 T m /Akm p-= = � �PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________1. Consider the circuit above. The battery supplies an EMF of  = 6.0 V, and the resistances of the 3 resistors are1100R = W, 225R = W, and 375R = W(a) [6 points] Find the voltage drop between points a and b: ab a bV V VD = -.(b) [6 points] Find the current through resistor R2. Page 2 of 10abR1R2R3+PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________(c) [6 points] Find the total power dissipated in the circuit that must be provided by the battery.(d) [8 points] Suppose an identical circuit (with the same resistors and battery configuration) is connected to the above circuit at points a and b. That is, a conductor connects point a of the first circuit to point a of the second circuit, and another conductor connects point b of the first circuit to point b of the second. Calculate the voltage drop between points a and b for this combined circuit. (Hint: apply Kirchoff’slaws to each loop of the circuit.)Page 3 of 10PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________3. Consider the circuit above. A battery supplies an EMF of  = 12.0 V, the resistance11.25 MR = W, and the capacitors have capacitance 118 FC m= and 19 FC m=. Consider that switch S is closed at time t = 0. (61 M 10W= W, -61 F = 10 Fm).(a) [6 points] What is the time constant of the circuit that governs how fast the current changes after the switch is closed ?(b) [6 points] What is the maximum charge attained on the top plate of capacitor C1 (i.e. at point a) after the switch is closed?Page 4 of 10aR1C2C1+bSPHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________(c) [6 points] Sketch the voltage drop ab a bV V VD = - across the capacitors as a function of time t. Try to be accurate in your sketch.Page 5 of 10PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________3. A new type of cannon can launch 5 kg projectiles at the high velocity of 0.3c(a) [6 points] What is the minimum amount of energy required to accelerate a projectile from rest to this final velocity?(b) [6 points] If the cannon is mounted on the front of a spaceship traveling away from Earth at a velocity of 0.6c, what will be the velocity of the launched projectile in the reference frame of the Earth?Page 6 of 10PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________4. A kaon is an unstable particle with a rest mass energy of 500 MeV and an average lifetime of 85.2 10 st-= � in its rest frame. Consider a beam of kaons, where each kaon has a momentum of 1000 MeV/c as measured in a laboratory. (1 MeV = 131.6 10 J-�)(a) [6 points] What is the velocity of each kaon in the laboratory?(b) [6 points] What is the average distance the kaons travel at this momentum in the laboratory before decaying?Page 7 of 10PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________5. A long straight wire has an electric charge density of 7.0 / mCl m= along its length, where 61 10C Cm-=, as measured in the rest frame of the wire. (a) [6 points] What is the observed charge density of the wire as measured by an observer traveling at a velocity of 82.4 10 m/sv = � parallel to the direction of the wire?(b) [6 points] What is the observed charge density of the wire as measured by an observer traveling at a velocity of 82.4 10 m/sv = � perpendicular to the direction of the wire?Page 8 of 10PHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________6. [8 points] A beam of electrons (“cathode rays”) is sent between two parallel electric plates separated by a distance d = 1.5 cm with a potential difference of 300 V between them. The electric field points in the ˆ+y direction. If the electron beam travels perpendicular to the electric field in the ˆ+x direction, and each electron has a kinetic energy of 5,000 eV, what magnetic field is necessary (direction and magnitude) so that the electrons continue traveling in a straight line without deflection by the electric field? The charge of the electron is191.6 10 Cq e-=- =- �, the electron rest-mass energy is 511,000 eV, and 191 eV = 1.6 10 J-�.Page 9 of 10      + + + + + + + e-xyEdPHY206110-21-04Name:_______________________ ___H-ITT or pseudonym: ______________7. Consider two parallel wires, A and B, separated by a distance d = 0.5 cm as shown above. The current of wire A is 9 AAi =, and the current of wire B is 3 ABi =, both in the ˆxdirection.(a) [6 points] Calculate the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field at point C, midway between the two wires in the plane of the wires.(b) [6 points] Find the direction and magnitude of the force per unit length (per meter) on wire B arising from the interaction of its current with the magnetic field of wire A.Page 10 of 10di Ai


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