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Complete Test Bank for Applied Physics, 12e 12th Edition by Dale Ewen, Neill Schurter, P Erik Gundersen. All Chapters (Ch 1 to 24) are included with answers. An Introduction to Physics The Physics Tool Problem Solving Vectors Motion Force Momentum Concurrent and Parallel Forces Work and Energy Rotational Motion Simple Machines Universal Gravitation and Satellite Motion Matter Fluids Temperature and Heat Transfer Properties of Gases Wave Motion and Sound Basic Electricity Magnetism Alternating Current Electricity Light Reflection and Refraction Color Survey of Modern Physics Special and General Relativity

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Applied Physics, 12e (Ewen/Schurter/Gunderson)
Chapter 1 The Physics Tool Kit

1) The metric prefix for 0.010 is ________.
Answer: centi

2) The metric symbol, or abbreviation, for milli is ________.
Answer: m

Write the following number(s) in scientific notation:

3) 45,000
Answer: 4.5 × 104

4) 0.0000742
Answer: 7.42 × 10-5

Write the following number in decimal form:

5) 3.28 × 10-4
Answer: 0.000328

6) 2.65 × 108
Answer: 265,000,000

Fill in each blank: (Round to three significant digits when necessary.)

7) 1.2 km = ________ m
Answer: 1200

8) 6.9 L = ________ ml
Answer: 6900

9) 750 μm = ________ mm
Answer: 0.75

10) 670 mm2 = ________ cm2
Answer: 6.7

11) 6500 cm3 = ________ m3
Answer: 0.0065

12) 15 kg = ________ lb
Answer: 166



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,13) 96 in. = ________ yd
Answer: 2.67

14) 15 ft3 = ________ m3
Answer: 0.425

Determine the accuracy (the number of significant digits) in each measurement:

15) 20,900 m
Answer: 3

16) 0.04060 s
Answer: 4

17) 3.6 × 10-12 km
Answer: 2

Determine the precision of each measurement:

18) 23.9 m
Answer: 0.1 m

19) 14,050 ft
Answer: 10 ft

20) 5.0 × 104 s
Answer: 1000 s

21) Use the rules of measurement to add 18.5 m; 2070 cm; 95.25 cm; 0.045 m.
Answer: 40.2 m

22) Find the area of a rectangle 22.6 m long and 4.60 m wide.
Answer: 104 m2

23) Find the volume of a rectangular box 18.0 cm long, 9.0 cm wide, and 6.00 cm high.
Answer: 970 cm3

Express each of the following values using scientific notation:

24) 0.0001042 mi.
Answer: 1.042 × 10-4 mi

25) 6,800,000 in.
Answer: 6.8 × 106 in.



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,26) 0.00481 L
Answer: 4.81 × 10-3 L

27) 0.000000015 gal
Answer: 1.5 × 10-9 gal

28) 127,500 cm
Answer: 1.275 × 105 cm

29) 0.00008207 km
Answer: 8.207 × ×10-5 km

30) 89,600,000 g
Answer: 8.96 × 107 g

31) 18,000 in.
Answer: 1.8 × 104 in.

Perform the following conversion(s):

32) 47.5 ft3 = ________ gal = ________ L
Answer: 355 gal = 1340 L

33) 20 m2 = ________ ft2 = ________ cm2
Answer: 2380 ft2 = 2,20,000 cm2

34) 923 m3 = ________ yd3 = ________ gal
Answer: 1210 yd3 = 243,000 gal

35) 55.0 gal = ________ L = ________ ft3
Answer: 208 L = 7.36 ft3




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, Applied Physics, 12e (Ewen/Schurter/Gunderson)
Chapter 2 Problem Solving

1) What is the difference between a subscript and an exponent?
Answer: An exponent is a mathematical operation. A subscript is used to define a variable a
specific feature or component of a variable.

2) What is the difference between a formula and a working equation?
Answer: A formula is a basic equation, usually expressed in letters and numbers. A working
equation is created when the desired variable is isolated on one side of the equation.

3) What is the purpose of estimation when problem solving?
Answer: Estimating the expected answer in problem solving can serve as a check to make sure
the answer is correct.

4) Solve for m in the formula F = ma.
Answer: m = F/a

5) Solve for t in the formula s = 1/2 (vf + vi)t.
Answer: t = 2s / (vf + vi)

6) Solve for vf in the formula s = 1/2 (vf + vi)t.
Answer: vf = (2s/t) - vi

7) Solve for h in PE = mgh.
Answer: h = PE / mg

8) Given V= πr2h, if r = 5.0 cm and V = 250 cm2, what is h?
Answer: h = 3.2 cm

9) Given A = 1/2 bh, if b = 10.0 cm and h = 12.2 cm, what is A?
Answer: A = 61.0 cm2

10) A cone has a volume of 315 cm3 and a radius of 7.50 cm. What is its height?
Answer: h = 5.35 cm

11) A right triangle has a side of 82.4 mm and a side of 19.6 mm. Find the length of the
hypotenuse.
Answer: 84.7 mm

12) Given a cylinder with a radius of 14.4 cm and a height of 16.8 cm, find the lateral surface
area.
Answer: 1520 cm2




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