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Physics - Spring Final Review 2024
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Electrical parts in parallel means they have different simultaneous current lines that add to be total current.
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2
Mapping the ocean floor with sonar is the same physics as ultrasound imaging inside a human.
False
True
3
Transformers use two coils with alternating current and magnetic fields to increase or decrease voltage.
False
True
4
The direction and density of E-field lines help determine if source charges are stronger, and if they are + or -.
False
True
5
A heat engine can turn thermal energy into work, like steam engines and gasoline engines.
False
True
6
Energy is the ability to do work (force times distance).
False
True
7
The voltage is how much ENERGY is carried per an amount of charge.
False
True
8
The Earth's magnetic field shield the surface from dangerous particle radiation.
True
False
9
1 Nm = 1 kg m
2
/s
2
= 1 joule (J)
True
False
10
The seven types of EM radiation differ in wavelength and frequency, but all move at light speed and have different uses.
True
False
11
The Electrostatic Coulomb Force equation is similar in form to Newton's Universal gravitation equation.
True
False
12
A two second delay between seeing lightning and hearing thunder means the strike was 2/5ths of a mile away.
True
False
13
One coulomb of electric charge per second is called one ampere of current.
True
False
14
3G, 4G, and 5G use digital signals where phone share the same frequencies with compressed data and ingenious encoding.
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True
15
The reality of space and time are flexible between inertial reference frames.
True
False
16
By measuring the gravitational constant, Henry Cavendish also calculated the mass of the Earth correctly.
False
True
17
A Sonicare toothbrush can be charged by it's base without metal contacts using induction.
True
False
18
The spreading of the Atlantic seafloor recording the changing polarity of the Earth's magnetic field over mill. of yrs.
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True
19
Everything is made of atoms, and atoms contain positive protons, neutrons, and negative electrons.
False
True
20
The twin paradox is not a paradox bc one twin undergoes more acceleration making the Earth twin much older.
True
False
21
Earthquakes on the ocean floor causes tsunamis.
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True
22
An "Elastic Collision" is a collision where total kinetic energy is the same before and after collision.
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True
23
The universe might split into a multiverse of many branches when the quantum probabilities are collapsed to one outcome.
False
True
24
The total amount of work done equals the change in kinetic energy.
False
True
25
Frequency is how many waves/cycles/vibrations per second.
False
True
26
Everything is made of charged particles, but things are usually neutral because number of p balances number of e.
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True
27
Kinetic energy depends on mass and speed.
False
True
28
Sound wave reflections are called echoes.
False
True
29
All electromagnetic waves are waves in the electric field coupled with a wave in the magnetic field.
True
False
30
Magnetic domains in iron usually are random and cancel each other out.
False
True
31
According to Einstein, mass is really condensed, concentrated energy.
False
True
32
A mass on a spring, and a simple pendulum with small angle amplitudes are examples of simple harmonic motion.
True
False
33
James Clerk Maxwell came up with four equations that explain all classical electricity and magnetism.
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False
34
When things move fast, 1. time slows, 2. length contracts in the direction of motion, 3. mass increases
False
True
35
A wave is a disturbance that carries energy through matter or space.
False
True
36
A car's key fob uses radio signals to unlock your car door, and thieves can use a "relay" system to steal it.
True
False
37
Gravity can interpreted as a force in classical mechanics, or as a curve in space-time in modern physics (not a force).
False
True
38
AAA, AA, C, and D batteries are all 1.5 volts.
True
False
39
We can use magnetic patterns to store audio, video, and digital information.
True
False
40
Gravity depends on F = Gm1m2/d^2
True
False
41
In any interaction, total momentum is conserved during the interaction.
False
True
42
When a pole vaulter lands, their gravitational and kinetic energies change to thermal energies.
False
True
43
Eratosthenes used shadows and the distance between two cities to find the radius of the spherical Earth.
False
True
44
Every mass attracts every other mass with a gravitational force.
False
True
45
Nikola Tesla invented alternating current, motors, generators, radio control, radio broadcasting, and more.
True
False
46
Electric current is the flow of electric charges (electrons.)
False
True
47
Using AC at high voltage is better when sending electricity long distances because it minimizes loss to heat.
True
False
48
Wavelength is the distance from peak to peak or equivalent points on a continuous wave.
False
True
49
The difficulty in passing an electric current through an object is a measure of the object’s electrical resistance.
True
False
50
The smallest bones in your body are found in your ear.
True
False
51
Electric current make magnetic fields.
False
True
52
Satellites are constantly falling, in free fall.
True
False
53
Electrons are particles, but sometimes behave like waves.
True
False
54
Before you check, Schrodinger's cat is both alive and dead at the same time.
True
False
55
The "North Magnetic Pole" is really a south pole so a north pointing compass will point towards the north.
False
True
56
Before you open the bunker/box, Schrodinger's cat is 50% dead and 50% alive at the same time.
True
False
57
James Clerk Maxwell basically figured out electricity and magnetism with four laws circa 1870.
False
True
58
When filling a gasoline can, it must be placed on the ground before the pump touches it.
True
False
59
Light waves behave like particles sometimes.
True
False
60
Entropy of the universe will always increase, and this is part of the definition of time.
True
False
61
Some electric motors use permanent magnets that forces on current carrying coils to turn the rotor.
True
False
62
CRT TVs use magnetic fields to aim electron beams at different parts of the screen to draw one frame.
False
True
63
The period of a pendulum only depends on length, not mass.
True
False
64
When you vibrate a charge, a pulse in the electric field travels at the speed of light. This is light.
True
False
65
Electrical parts in series are connected end to end and have the same current through them.
False
True
66
Impulse (force times time) equals the change in momentum (mass times velocity).
True
False
67
Solar thermal power plants use heat from sunlight to make electricity and don't emit any CO2.
True
False
68
Energy is quantized in bundles called photons, and the energy of a photon is based on frequency.
True
False
69
Johaness Kepler, using Tycho Brahe's data, found 3 laws of planetary motion.
True
False
70
The first electronic message sent from North America to Europe was “What hath God wrought”.
False
True
71
On sailing ships with cannons, powder monkeys (boys who carried the gunpowder for cannons) had to be barefoot.
False
True
72
Hooke's Law says that force is proportional to the stretch or compression (displacement) of a spring.
False
True
73
A faraday cage blocks electric fields.
True
False
74
Energy in a spring, or anything that changes shape and wants to restore its shape, is called elastic potential energy.
False
True
75
White light is all the rainbow colors (different frequencies) added together.
True
False
76
Echolocation (for animals) and SONAR (for machines) are the same thing.
False
True
77
A current carrying coil can be an electromagnet.
True
False
78
The height of a wave is called amplitude.
False
True
79
Energy in your body that you use originally came from the sun.
True
False
80
When pumping gas, you should always touch your car before touching the pump.
True
False
81
Power equals work (change in energy) divided by time.
True
False
82
Robert Millikan used oil drops, x-rays, and electric fields to find the charge of the electron.
False
True
83
Firearms and launching systems recoil because of conservation of momentum.
False
True
84
To coast over a hill (which has potential energy), you need a minimum of speed (kinetic energy).
True
False
85
Rockets work in space by changing the momentum of the ship and oppositely changing the momentum of escaping material.
False
True
86
Sound is a longitudinal pressure wave.
False
True
87
Light, which is a wave, is also a particle called a photon.
False
True
88
Hard drives use metal platters with magnetic patterns on them to store information.
True
False
89
Magnets have two equal opposite poles called NORTH and SOUTH.
True
False
90
Fuses and circuit breakers prevent too much current that would cause fires.
False
True
91
The speed of light is always constant in all inertial reference frames.
False
True
92
Capacitors store electric charge and energy.
True
False
93
Stopping a car slowly with hay or with brick walls is both the same change in momentum and therefore the same impulse.
True
False
94
Energy from height in a gravitational field is called gravitational potential energy.
False
True
95
Entropy is the measure of a system's thermal energy per unit temperature that is unavailable for doing useful work.
False
True
96
During the Jedi duel on Mustafar, Anakin Skywalker (Darth Vader) said, "You underestimate my power!"
True
False
97
Cell phones are called cell phones because each hexagonal area on a map is a "cell" with a tower in its center.
True
False
98
Waves can transmit, reflect, be absorbed, diffract, refract, and scatter.
True
False
99
In some situations, like roller coasters or skiing, the sum of kinetic and potential energies is conserved.
True
False
100
A changing magnetic fields induces current.
True
False