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ITT Technical Institute
Framingham, Massachusetts
Quarter 6 Electronics Physics
Instructor: Paul BurneyName __________________________________
Work, Energy, and Power (Test #6)
Instructions:
Please solve the following problems. Credit will be given for work completed so make sure to show it! Some helpful information can be found below.
Work & Power Formulas
Energy Formulas
W = F d cos q
Wgravity = mgh
Wspring = 1/2 kx2
P = W / t
Einitial = Efinal
Uinitial+ Kinitial = Ufinal+ Kfinal
Ugravity = mgh
Uspring = 1/2 kx2
K = 1/2 mv2
1) Two movers are having a dispute:
- Mover one says that it will be easier to put a cart on the truck by pushing it up the ramp.
- Mover two says that it doesn't matter since they'll be doing the same amount of work.
Circle the best answer:
Explain your reasoning:
Mover one is correct Mover two is correct Both are correct to some extent
2) A young girl drags her favorite dolly by the hair at an angle of 55° to the ground for a distance of 4 m.a) If she pulls with a force of 3 N, what is the total work that she has done?
b) If it takes her half a minute to travel the four meters, what is the girl's power?
3) In the roller coaster ride below, the car starts at a speed of 3 m/s at point A. What is its speed when it reaches point C?
4) A 3.5 kg artillery shell is shot out of a cannon at 375 m/s. If it plunges 1.3 m into an enemy bunker, what is the average force that the shell exerts on the bunker wall?
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