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Phys 1010 final Exam Questions with Correct Answers When a gas is forced into half of its original volume without change in temperature, (A) the pressure becomes one quarter of the original pressure. (B) the pressure is the same as the original pressure. (C) the pressure quadruples. (D ) the pr essure also becomes half of the original pressure. (E) the pressure doubles the pressure doubles.

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Phys 1010 final Exam Questions with Correct
Answers

When a gas is forced into half of its original volume without

change in temperature,

(A)

the pressure becomes one quarter of the original pressure.

(B)

the pressure is the same as the original pressure.

(C)

the pressure quadruples.

(D

)

the pr

essure also becomes half of the original pressure.

(E)


the pressure doubles the pressure doubles.

,A passenger jet airplane takes off at an airport and reaches a

cruising altitude of 15 km above the ground. When the airplane

reaches the cruising altitude, the ho

rizontal distance between the

airplane and the airport is 20 km. What is the displacement of

the airplane from the airport when the airplane reaches the

cruising altitude (the actual distance between the take

-

off point

and the point where the airplane reac


hes the cruising altitude)? 25 km




A car has traveled 50 km in 30 minutes. The car's average speed


is 100 km/h




Volume is often measured in cubic meters. How many cm^3

are in

1 m^3

,? 1,000,000 cm^3




The mass density of air is 1.3 kg/m^3

. The air in a room 5 m long,

8 m wide, and 2.5 m high has a m


ass of 130 kg




The acceleration of an object moving in a circle at constant

speed is

(A)

toward the center of the circle.

(B)

in the direction of the object's motion.

(C)

zero because the spe

ed is constant.

(D)

away from the center of the circle.

, (E)


in the opposite direction of the object's motion toward the center of the circle.




You went to an amusement park and decide to ride a roller

coaster. As the roller coaster goes through sharp curves and

loop

-

the

-

loo

ps, you feel different accelerations due to the

changes in the roller coaster's velocity. If you go through a loop

-

the

-

loop, when do you feel the greatest acceleration?

(A)

At the bottom of the loop

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