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Lаb Dаtа Questiоn — Rоlling Object Investigatiоn PHY 2048C Cumulative Final Examination Points: 10 Suggested Time: 20–25 minutes Instructions: Show all work. Clearly label graphs, axes, units, and calculated quantities. Support conclusions using the experimental data. A student investigates the motion of a rigid object that rolls without slipping down a ramp. The object has mass m, radius R, and moment of inertia I = βmR2, where β is a dimensionless constant that depends on how the object's mass is distributed. The object is released from rest at several vertical heights h above the bottom of the ramp. A photogate measures its center-of-mass speed v at the bottom. The measured uncertainty is ±0.002 m for each height and ±0.03 m/s for each speed. Experimental Data Trial Release height, h (m) Measured speed, v (m/s) v2 (m2/s2) 1 0.080 1.05 2 0.120 1.29 3 0.160 1.48 4 0.200 1.66 5 0.240 1.82 6 0.280 1.96 Tasks Part A. Starting with conservation of mechanical energy, derive a linear relationship between v2 and h. Express the slope in terms of g and β. Part B. Complete the final column of the data table. On graph paper, plot v2 on the vertical axis and h on the horizontal axis. Draw a best-fit line. Part C. Determine the slope of the best-fit line. Do not calculate the slope using only one pair of adjacent data points. Part D. Use the experimental slope to determine β. Take g = 9.80 m/s2. Part E. Based on the value of β, identify which object is most consistent with the data: solid sphere: β = 2/5 solid cylinder: β = 1/2 thin hoop: β = 1 Justify your selection quantitatively. Part F. The best-fit line has a small positive vertical intercept instead of passing exactly through the origin. Identify one plausible experimental cause and explain how it could produce a positive intercept. Reminder: A strong experimental conclusion must reference both the calculated value of β and its agreement with a theoretical model.
Nоnlineаr Spring Oscillаtоr PHY 2048C Cumulаtive Final Examinatiоn Points: 10 Suggested Time: 25–30 minutes Instructions: Show all work. Begin each derivation with an appropriate fundamental physics principle. Clearly define any additional symbols you introduce. Unsupported answers may not receive full credit. A cart of mass m moves without friction along a horizontal track. It is attached to a nonlinear spring whose restoring force isFs(x) = −k0x(1 + αx)where x is measured from equilibrium, k0 > 0, and α is a constant with units of inverse length. The cart is released from rest at x = A, where 1 + αx remains positive over the entire motion. Tasks Part A. Derive the spring potential-energy function U(x), choosing U(0) = 0.Part B. Derive the speed of the cart as a function of position, v(x), while it moves from x = A toward equilibrium.Part C. Determine the cart's speed as it passes through x = 0.Part D. Write, but do not evaluate, a definite integral that gives the time required for the cart to move from x = A to x = 0.Part E. Linearize the equation of motion for sufficiently small displacement and determine the corresponding small-amplitude angular frequency ω0.Part F. Determine the magnitude of the cart's acceleration at the instant it is released. State how this compares with the acceleration predicted by the small-amplitude model.
Spаcecrаft Dоcking PHY 2048C Cumulаtive Final Examinatiоn Pоints: 10 Suggested Time: 20–25 minutes Instructions: Show all work. Begin each derivation with an appropriate physics principle. Clearly define any additional symbols you introduce. Two spacecraft modules move in deep space, where external forces and torques are negligible during docking. Module A has mass m, velocity v0 in the +x direction, and counterclockwise angular velocity ω0. Module B has mass M and is initially at rest. At the instant the modules latch together, the center of module A is a perpendicular distance b above the center of module B. The modules stick together and rotate as one rigid object.The total moment of inertia of the joined spacecraft about its combined center of mass is given as If. Counterclockwise angular quantities are positive. Tasks Part A. Determine the velocity of the combined center of mass immediately after docking.Part B. Determine the initial angular momentum of the system about the combined center of mass. Include both the spin of module A and the angular momentum caused by its off-center motion.Part C. Use conservation of angular momentum to determine the final angular velocity Ω of the joined spacecraft.Part D. Determine the mechanical energy converted to internal energy during docking.