SAT II Physics (SN) Episode 1 Part 4 pps

... Tested on SAT II Physics It is highly unlikely that SAT II Physics will ask a question that involves remembering and then plugging numbers into an equation like this one. Remember: SAT II Physics ... Questions 1. . How much work does a person do in pushing a box with a force of 10 N over a distance of 4. 0 m in the direction of the force?(A) 0 .4 J(B) 4. 0 J(C) 40 J(D) 40 0 J(E) 40 00 J2. ... formula is pretty scary to look at. But since SAT II Physics doesn’t allow 94 A piano mover pushes on a piano with a force of 10 0 N, moving it 9 m in 12 s. With how much power does the piano mover...

... down, in the absence of friction(A) I only(B) II only(C) III only (D) I and II only(E) I, II, and III2. .If a wave has frequency Hz and speed v = 10 0 m/s, what is its wavelength?(A)m(B)m(C)m(D)m(E)m3. ... be traveling half as fast. 4. D 289Practice Questions 1. . Which of the following exhibit simple harmonic motion? I. A pendulum II. A mass attached to a springIII. A ball bouncing up and ... the liquid substance is 2 .1, while the index of refraction for the gas substance is 1. 2.Total Internal ReflectionThe sine of an angle is always a value between 1 and 1, so for certain values...

... should release the ball at point B. 16 8Kepler’s LawsAfter poring over the astronomical observations of his mentor Tycho Brahe (15 46 16 01) , Johannes Kepler (15 71 16 30) determined three laws of planetary ... rotationIII. Apply the force perpendicular to the displacement vector between the axis of rotation and the point of applied force(A) I only(B) II only(C) I and II only(D) I and III only(E) I, II, ... rests 10 m from the pivot. The other rests 1 m from the pivot. What is the mass of the second object if the seesaw is in equilibrium?(A) 0.3 kg(B) 3 kg(C) 10 kg(D) 30 kg(E) 50 kg 16 1 SAT II...

... an altitude of 940 m.”III. “The town is ten miles north, as the crow flies.”(A) I only(B) III only(C) I and III only(D) II and III only(E) I, II, and IIIQuestions 3 and 4 refer to a car ... touch?(A) (2 ,11 )(B) (2 ,1) (C) (–2,7)(D) (4 ,1) (E) (4 ,11 ) 4. .A and B are vectors, and is the angle between them. What can you do to maximize A · B? I. Maximize the magnitude of A II. Maximize ... magnitude of A II. Maximize the magnitude of BIII. Set to 90º(A) None of the above(B) I only(C) III only (D) I and II only(E) I, II, and III5. .Which of the following statements is NOT...

... The specific heat of water II. The latent heat of fusion for waterIII. The density of water(A) I only(B) I and II only(C) I, II, and III(D) II only(E) I and III only3. . Engineers design ... measurement for the kinds of thermal physics problems you will encounter on SAT II Physics. Be forewarned, however, that a question on thermal physics on SAT II Physics may be expressed either ... move in 19 2 10 . . A heat engine produces 10 0 J of heat, does 30 J of work, and emits 70 J into a cold reservoir. What is the efficiency of the heat engine?(A) 10 0%(B) 70%(C) 42 %(D) 40 %(E)...

... the particles that make up a rigid body must stay in the same 14 4 two-dimensional collision is effectively the same thing as solving two problems of one-dimensional collision.Because SAT II Physics ... left(C) 10 m/s to the left(D) 15 m/s to the left(E) 20 m/s to the left 10 . . What is the total energy of the system?(A) 50 J(B) 15 0 J(C) 200 J(D) 250 J(E) 40 0 JExplanations 13 6relative ... 12 .5 m/s(B) 16 m/s(C) 25 m/s(D) 50 m/s(E) 10 0 m/s5. . An moving object has kinetic energy KE = 10 0 J and momentum p = 50 kg · m/s. What is its mass?(A) 2 kg(B) 4 kg(C) 6.25 kg(D) 12 .5...