Physics 113 -Morning
Summer 2006
Due Date |
P.S. # |
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Sections |
Underlined problems are to be turned in on due
date |
June 1 (Th.) |
1 |
1 |
1-3 Measurement
Systems |
7, 9 |
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1-4 Changing
Units |
21, 22, 24 |
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1-5 Dimensional
Analysis |
27, 28 |
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1-6 Scientific
Notation |
33, 34 |
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1-7 Accuracy and
Significant Figures |
39, 40 |
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1-8 Estimation |
46, 47, 48 |
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Supplementary |
54, 59 |
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2 |
Questions |
16, 18, 22 |
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2-1 Distance,
time, speed, velocity |
7, 14, |
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2-2 Motion in
Short Time Intervals |
23, 24 |
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2-3 Acceleration |
28, 31, 34 |
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2-4 Constant
Acceleration |
37, 38 |
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2-5 Using the
Equation of Motion |
44, 48, 53, 54 |
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2-6 The Constant
Acceleration of Gravity |
63, 69 |
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Paired |
79 |
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Supplementary |
83 |
June 8 (Th.) |
2 |
3 |
Questions |
9, 10, 12 |
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3-2 Vector
Arithmetic |
7, 9 |
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3-3 Coord.
Systems, Vector Comp., Unit Vectors |
22, 25 |
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3-4 Velocity and
Acceleration Vectors |
35, 36 |
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3-5 Relative
Motion |
48, 49 |
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Paired |
57 |
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Supplementary |
62 |
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4 |
Questions |
11, 12, 14 |
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4-1 Velocity and
Acceleration |
1 |
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4-2 Constant
Acceleration |
9, 11 |
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4-3 Projectile
Motion |
17, 28, 29, 34 |
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4-4 Uniform
Circular Motion |
42, 48 |
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Paired |
61, 70, 72 |
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5 |
Questions |
17, 22 |
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5-4 |
10, 11 |
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5-5 Mass
and Weight: The Force of Gravity |
18, 21 |
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5-6 Adding Forces |
28, 30 |
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5-7 |
36, 38, 41 |
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5-8 Measuring
Force |
46, 51 |
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Paired |
57, 61 |
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Supplementary |
63, 73 |
June 15 (Th.) |
3 |
6 |
Questions |
3, 13, 21 |
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6-1 Using
Newton’s Second Law |
7, 9, 11, 13 |
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6-2 Multiple
Objects |
17, 19 |
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6-3 Circular Motion |
26, 29, 35, 36, 37 |
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6-4 Friction |
43, 46, 48, 49, 54 |
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6-5 Drag Forces |
66 |
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Paired |
67, 71 |
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Supplementary |
75, 84 |
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7 |
Questions |
8, 13, 14 |
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7-1 Work |
4, 7 |
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7-2 Work and the
Scalar Product |
18, 20 |
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7-3 A Varying
Force |
24, 29 |
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7-4 Force and
Work in Three Dimensions |
35 |
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7-5 Kinetic
Energy |
43, 49 |
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7-6 Power |
58, 61 |
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Paired |
69, 75 |
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Supplementary |
80 |
June 22 (Th.) |
4 |
8 |
Questions |
11, 15 |
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8-1 Conservative
and Non-conservative Forces |
1, 2 |
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8-2 Potential
Energy |
12, 17 |
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8-3 Conservation
of Mechanical Energy |
26, 27, 35 |
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8-4 Potential
Energy Curve |
38, 41 |
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8-6
Non-conservative Forces |
55 |
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Paired |
68, 69 |
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Supplementary |
79, 81 |
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9 |
Questions |
7, 16 |
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9-2 The Law of
Universal Gravitation |
5, 9 |
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9-3 Orbital
Motion |
14, 22 |
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9-4 Gravitational
Energy |
32, 42 |
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9-6 Tidal Forces |
90 |
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Paired |
59, 61 |
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Supplementary |
63 |
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10 |
Questions |
9, 18 |
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11, 12, 16 |
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10-2 Momentum |
29, 32, 38 |
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10-3 Kinetic
Energy in Many-Particle Systems |
43 |
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Paired |
47, |
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Supplementary |
61 |
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11 |
Questions |
6, 17 |
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11-1 Impulse and
Collisions |
5, 6 |
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11-2 Collisions
and Conservation Laws |
13 |
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11-3 Inelastic
Collisions |
19, 20, 26, 30 |
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11-4 Elastic
Collisions |
33, 35, 44, 45 |
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Paired |
54, 60 |
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Supplementary |
69, 70 |
June 29 (Th.) |
5 |
12 |
Questions |
2, 10 |
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12-1 Angular
Velocity and Acceleration |
9, 12 |
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12-2 Torque |
17, 22 |
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12-3 Rotational
Inertia and the Analog of Newton’s Law |
26, 42, 43, 44 |
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12-4 Rotational
Energy |
47, 49 |
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12-5 Rolling
Motion |
58, 59 |
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Paired |
62, 63 |
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Supplementary |
69, 74 |
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13 |
Questions |
13 |
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13-1 Angular
Velocity and Acceleration Vectors |
1, 4 |
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13-2 Torque and
the Vector Cross Product |
8,17 |
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13-3 Angular
Momentum |
20, 23, 26, 27 |
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13-4 Conservation
of Angular Momentum |
32, 33, 37 |
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Paired |
48, 51, |
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Supplementary |
60 |
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14 |
Questions |
7, 16 |
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14-1 Conditions
for Equilibrium |
5, 7 |
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12 |
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14-3 Examples of
Static Equilibrium |
13, 19, 25 |
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Paired |
42 |
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Supplementary |
51, 53 |
July 6 (Th.) |
6 |
15 |
Questions |
3, 16 |
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15-1&2
Oscillations and SHM |
9, 13, |
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15-3 Applications
of SHM |
21, 26, 34, |
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15-4 Circular
Motion and SHM |
37 |
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15-5 Energy in
SHM |
39, 44 |
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Paired |
55, 62 |
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Supplementary |
63, 65 |
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16 |
Questions |
2, 17, 23 |
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16-2 Wave
Properties |
2, 7 |
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16-3 Math Description
of Wave Motion |
12, 13 |
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16-4 Waves on a
String |
23, 26 |
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16-5 Wave Power
and Intensity |
36 |
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16-6 Superposition
Principle and Wave Interference |
50, 52 |
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Paired |
56, 60 |
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Supplementary |
64 |
July 11 (Tu.) |
7 |
17 |
Questions |
4, 16 |
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17-1&2 Sound
Waves and the Speed of Sound in Gases |
4, 13 |
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17-3 Sound
Intensity |
27 |
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17-4 Sound Waves
in Liquids and Solids |
33, 36 |
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17-6 Standing
Waves |
40, 46 |
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17-7 Doppler
Effect |
55, 56 |
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Paired |
65, 67, 68 |
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Supplementary |
71, 72 |
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18 |
Questions |
7, 20 |
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18-1 Describing
Fluids: Density and Pressure |
5, 10, 13 |
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18-2 Hydrostatic
Equilibrium |
25, 29 |
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18-3 Archimedes’
Principle and Buoyancy |
31, 36 |
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18-4&5 Fluid
Dynamics and Applications |
48, 49 |
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Paired |
55, 56 |
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Supplementary |
61 |
Important:
-Late homework
will not be accepted.
-Work on the underlined Conceptual Questions needs to be shown for the problem set to be graded, even though no grades will be assigned to those Questions.