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01:51
Physics 101 Mechanics

Equal wavelength waves of amplitude 0.25 m and 0.19 m interfere
with one another. What is the resulting minimum amplitude that can
result?

02:30
Physics 101 Mechanics

Suppose that you are at a bowling alley. The length of the bowling alley is 18 m. The time it takes a 6.4 kg bowling ball to travel down the alley prior to the strike is about 4.0 s. For your location, the estimation of the sound intensity level of crashing pins after a well-executed strike is about 85 dB and the duration of the crashing sound is approximately 2.0 s.
Account for both translational and rotational motions to estimate the kinetic energy of the bowling ball immediately prior to the strike. K = ?

01:58
Physics 101 Mechanics

The percentage efficiency of a heat engine would be

considered 100% if both the hot and cold values were the

same.
True
or false

04:50
Physics 101 Mechanics

(a) Describe in detail an experiment to find the refractive
index of glass
using real and apparent depth method (4 marks)
(b) The figure above shows a slab of glass of uniform thickness,
lying
horizontally. Above it is a layer of water. A ray of light PQ is
incident
upwards on the lower surface of the glass and is refracted
successively
at A, B, and C, the points where it crosses the interfaces.
Calculate
(i) angle x
(ii) angle y, and
(iii) the refractive index of light passing from the water to glass
(9 marks)
(Refractive index of glass = 3/2 , refractive index of water = 4/3)
(c) Light is incident in a glass material which is to be used to
construct a
fibre optic cable. If the critical angle is 25°, what is the
refractive index?

01:18
Physics 101 Mechanics

(a) Calculate the rate of heat conduction through house walls
that are 13.0cm thick and have an average thermal conductivity
twice that of glass wool (fiberglass insulation). Assume there are
no windows or doors (for simplicity). The surface area of the
walls is 120m2, and their inside surface is at
18.0°C, while their outside surface is at 5.00°C
(b) How many 1-kW room heaters would be needed to balance the
heat transfer due to this conduction?

01:04
Physics 101 Mechanics

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