PHY106
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY Spring Semester 2019-20
THE SOLAR SYSTEM 2 hours
Answer ALL questions.
You should upload your answers as a single file to the Turnitin assignment on or before
JUNE 1, 2020.
You should not need to write more than 1000 words for any individual question. You are
welcome to use textbooks or papers as well as the lecture notes, but if you do, please
REFERENCE YOUR SOURCES (see https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/library/idlt/referencing for
a tutorial on referencing styles).
In all questions, be sure to USE YOUR OWN WORDS in your answer: do not copy the
lecture notes or any other source, including another student. Doing so is plagiarism, and
is regarded by the University as “use of unfair means”—that is, it is equivalent to being
caught cheating in an exam. Please work through the University tutorial on plagiarism
(see the link in previous paragraph) if you feel at all unsure about this.
For question 1, be sure to show all your working (it is OK to photograph handwritten
calculations and include them as an image in your document).
PHY106 1 TURN OVER
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY Spring Semester 2019-20
THE SOLAR SYSTEM 2 hours
Answer ALL questions.
You should upload your answers as a single file to the Turnitin assignment on or before
JUNE 1, 2020.
You should not need to write more than 1000 words for any individual question. You are
welcome to use textbooks or papers as well as the lecture notes, but if you do, please
REFERENCE YOUR SOURCES (see https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/library/idlt/referencing for
a tutorial on referencing styles).
In all questions, be sure to USE YOUR OWN WORDS in your answer: do not copy the
lecture notes or any other source, including another student. Doing so is plagiarism, and
is regarded by the University as “use of unfair means”—that is, it is equivalent to being
caught cheating in an exam. Please work through the University tutorial on plagiarism
(see the link in previous paragraph) if you feel at all unsure about this.
For question 1, be sure to show all your working (it is OK to photograph handwritten
calculations and include them as an image in your document).
PHY106 1 TURN OVER
