Physics 10163 - Homework #7
Due Fri Jul 24 at 10:05 am.
Solve the following problems on your own paper. Please:
- Show all work.
- Put a box around your final answer to each problem.
- Be sure proper significant figures (SF) used for all answers.
- Separate all solutions with a horizontal line on your paper.
- A random selection of four problems will be graded for 25 points each.
- Solutions for suggested odd problems can be seen by following links.
- Solutions for assigned problems will be linked from this page after the due date.
Chapter 22
- #2
- The wheel turns through 1/720 rev. in the time it takes for light to travel to the mirror and back.
- #6
- A diagram really helps with this one.
- #16
- A little geometry should give you the angle of incidence, etc.
- #20
- Use the solutions from problems 18 and 19 to help solve this one.
- #22
- Answer with 3 SF. Again, a diagram really helps on this one. Split this problem up into a few easy to manage fragments.
- #32
- Maintain 4 SF during intermediate calculations, then find the difference between the two angles at the end. Your final answer should have 2 SF.
- #38
- Use geometry to find the 3 angles needed here. A diagram will help.
- Suggested problems for chapter 22:
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C2,
C3,
C4,
C6,
C8,
C14,
C16,
C17,
#1,
#3,
#4,
#7,
#8,
#9,
#10,
#11,
#12,
#13,
#14,
#15,
#18,
#19,
#21,
#23,
#27,
#28,
#29,
#30,
#31,
#33,
#34,
#35,
#36,
#37,
#40,
#42,
#43,
#45,
#46,
#47,
#49
Chapter 23
- #8
- You may answer in cm for all problems in this chapter if you wish.
- #10
- Convex mirrors only form upright images of real objects (objects that are in front of the mirror, with positive object distances).
- #22
- Answer with 3 SF using equation 23.7 (the radius of curvature of a flat surface is infinity).
- #32
- Use the magnification equation and the lens equation. You should have two equations and two unknowns.
- #40
- Use a simple diagram of the system to figure out how the image distance for the first part is related to the object distance for the second part.
- #44
- Again, you may use cm throughout this problem.
- Suggested problems for chapter 23:
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C4,
C7, C9,
C10,
C13, C15
C16,
C17,
#5,
#6,
#7,
#11,
#12,
#13,
#14,
#15,
#16,
#17,
#18,
#19,
#25,
#27,
#28,
#29,
#31,
#33,
#34,
#35,
#36,
#37,
#39,
#41,
#42,
#43,
#47,
#48,
#49,
#50,
#51