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Oregon State | PH 202
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW1-2 Solutions Winter Term, 2010 1. Pure water and then oil (which dont mix) are poured into a U-shaped tube, open at both ends. The liquids come to equilibrium as shown here. What is the oils density? The key to this -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW3-4 Solutions Winter Term, 2010 1. Chapter 15, Problem 62 (page 505). a. The wave is traveling in the x direction (indicated by the + sign in the cosine argument). b. Looking at the two parts of the argument of the co -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW5 Winter Term, 2010 This HW assignment, due February 8, covers topics from lecture and from Chapter 16 (and also possibly Chapto from lecture from ters 13-15) of the text. Of these problems, two will be scored (for a -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW5 Solutions Winter Term, 2010 1. Two loudspeakers on a concert stage are vibrating in phase. You are sitting at a distance of 5.50 m from the left speaker and 3.86 m from the right speaker. The speakers are playing mu -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Winter Winter Term, 2010 HW6-7 This HW assignment, due February 22, covers topicsmixed freely, mainly from Chapter 12 (and possibly other to freely, from 12 chapters) of the text. Of these 13 problems, two will be score -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Winter Winter Term, 2010 HW6-7 1. A spherical balloon is made from a rubber material. The mass of the rubber is 4.00 kg. The thickness of the rubber is negligible compared to the 2.00-m radius of the balloon. The balloo -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW8-10 Winter Term, 2010 This HW assignment, due March 13, covers topics from Chapters 11 and 12 of the textand some may also use to from concepts concepts and relations from other chapters covered this term. Of these t -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW8-10 Solutions Winter Term, 2010 1. Helium (He), a monatomic gas, lls a 0.031-m3 container. The pressure of the gas is 5.6 x 105 Pa. How long would a 0.333-hp engine have to run (1 hp = 746 W) to produce an amount of -
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Oregon State University PH 202 Winter, 2010 Lab 8-9: Thermodynamics (take-home) This take-home lab is due on Monday, March 8 at 5:00 p.m. (turn it in to your Lab TAs box outside of Wngr 234). This lab covers topics from Chapters 11 and 12 of the text. to -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW1-2 Winter Term, 2010 Note: This HW assignment, due January 15, covering topicsmixed freelyfrom Chapter 13 of the text. Of these problems, to freelyfrom only two will be scored (for a possible 20 points). Dont forget -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW1-2 Winter Term, 2010 Note: This HW assignment, due January 15, covering topicsmixed freelyfrom Chapter 13 of the text. Of these problems, to freelyfrom only two will be scored (for a possible 20 points). Dont forget -
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Physics 202 Chris Cofn Wngr 283 cofnc@physics.oregonstate.edu http:/www.physics.oregonstate.edu/ ~cofnc/COURSES/ph202 Welcome! 1/4/10 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture #1 1 Announcements For all registration issues, please go to the Physics Ofce (Wn -
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Please log in now with your Quizdom clicker Do this (and if you need help, please ask me or someone nearby): 1. Press and hold the [MENU] key until the clicker powers on. 2. Press the > key until you see Session ID. Select this by pressing the Send key (t -
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Pdeep = Pshallow + gh Tools that Use Effects of Static Fluid Pressure Pressure at depth: Pressure gauges Drinking straws and barometers Pascals Principle: Hydraulics Archimedes Principle: All otation devices 1/8/10 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture -
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Steady Flow of Incompressible Fluid Static pressure is just thatstatic. Its equations apply only when the uid is at rest. But what if that uid is moving? What relationships exist between pressure, depth and speed in a steady ow of incompressible uid? To n -
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Review: Oscillations of an Ideal Spring Recall the basics of an ideal spring-mass system: Its maximum displacement, A, is called its amplitude. Its maximum speed occurs at minimum (zero) displacement; Its minimum speed occurs at maximum displacement. Its -
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Waves A wave is a traveling disturbance in a material. It is the disturbance that travels, not the material. A given particle of the material moves only slightlyin place; it is temporarily displaced a small distance from its original position. So the moti -
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Temperature and Heat What are they? Whats the difference? Heat is the transfer of energy from one object to another specically, the kinetic energy of the random motions of particles in the objects. Temperature is a measurement that compares the average ki -
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An Extended Look at Thermal Expansion Review the basics: The arm of a simple pendulum is a long, thin metal wire. When the temperature drops. 1. The period of the pendulum increases. 2. The period of the pendulum decreases. 3. The period of the pendulum d -
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Chemistry Review: In the periodic table of elements, each element has an atomic number. What does that number mean? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. It indicates the number of protons in the atoms nucleus. It indicates the number of neutrons in the atoms nucleus. It indica -
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Heat is 1. 2. measured in the same units as temperature. energy transferred between objects as a result of their temperature difference. what an object has because it has a temperature. the total energy contained in an object. none of the above. 3. 4. 5. -
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Heat Transfer Processes We now know a little something now about how to calculate the results of a heat transfer. But what about the process of the transfer itself? How does it happenand how fast? There are three basic processes: Convection Conduction Rad -
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Radiation The third form of heat transfer happens via electromagnetic waves that carry energy. Here are examples of electromagnetic waves. (Notice that the more energetic the wave, the shorter its wavelength.) Gamma rays X-rays Ultraviolet Visible light I -
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As you arrive today, please take some time to ll out an evaluation. Blank forms and pencils are available on the front tables. If you borrow a pencil, please be sure to return it. Give your completed form to the student volunteer. Thank you. PH 202 (Winte -
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Does a single particle have a temperature? 1. 2. 3. Always. Never. Sometimes (when it has a fever). 2/22/10 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture 21 1 The Average Kinetic Energy of a Single Particle in an Ideal Gas With many particles bouncing around in -
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Thermodynamics We are now equipped with equations that relate T (the absolute temperature), KT.avg (the average kinetic energy of one particle), and Eth (the total thermal energy of all particles) of a simple collection of ideal gas. Well, so what? Of wha -
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Graphing the Work Done by a Gas The work done by a gas during any thermal process is the area under its P-V graph for that process. Isobaric: System stays at constant pressure. W = P V = P(Vf Vi) V/T = const. Eth = Q + P(Vf Vi) = Q P(Vf Vi) System stays a -
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A monatomic ideal gas maintains a constant temperature as 4700 J of heat ows into it. Using the usual sign conventions, what is the work done in this process? 1. 4700 J 2. 4700 J 3. 0 J 4. There is not enough information to answer. 5. None of the above. ( -
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A monatomic ideal gas held in a cylinder at 200,000 Pa rises in temperature from 300 K to 900K as it expands isobarically. Then it is cooled isochorically to 225 K. If its original volume was 2 m3, nd the change in the thermal energy of the gas. 1. 100 kJ -
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The First Law of Thermodynamics For any thermal process: Eth.process = Qprocess + Wprocess The Second Law of Thermodynamics Heat ows spontaneously only from a substance at a higher temperature to a substance at a lower temperature. (By spontaneous, we mea -
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The First Law of Thermodynamics (re-stated) You cant win: To do 1 Joule of work on an object you cannot spend less than 1 Joule of energy. Energy is neither created nor destroyed in the universe. The Second Law of Thermodynamics (re-stated) You cant even -
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Review: You are at a party being held outside an apartment building. Two outdoor loudspeakers are emitting a single tone (in phase) of 171.5 Hz. Speaker A is at ear level. Speaker B is sitting on a balcony, exactly 4 m above speaker A. Standing 3 m from s -
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Example: The front-row seats in an auditorium are 10.4 m from a loudspeaker (circular aperture: 24.4 cm) on stage. The seats are placed every 0.75 m (with the middle seat centered in front of the loudspeaker). In what seat nearest the middle seat of the r -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Final Exam (Form A) Winter Term, 2010 General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided that it is -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Final Exam Form X Winter Term, 2010 General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided that it is no -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Final Exam Form X Winter Term, 2010 General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided that it is no -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #1 Form X Winter Term, 2010 General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided that it -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #1 Form X Winter Term, 2010 General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided that it -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #2 Form X Winter Term, 2010 General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided that it -
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Winter 2009 Schedule Chris Cofn cofnc@physics.oregonstate.edu or /ph106 www. www.physics.oregonstate.edu/~cofnc/COURSES/ph202 Monday 800 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday PH 202 (Wngr 151) : : Ofce hours (Wngr 283) : : PH 202 (Wngr 151) : : -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #3 Form X Winter Term, 2009 r General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provide -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #3 Form X Winter Term, 2009 r General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provide -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW1-2 Solutions Winter Term, 2009 1. Pure water and then oil (which dont mix) are poured into a U-shaped tube, open at both ends. The liquids come to equilibrium as shown here. What is the oils density? The key -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Winter Term, 2009 HW6-7 This HW assignment, due February 23, covers topics, mixed freely, from Chapters 12 and 13 (and posto sibl sibly 11) of the text. Of these 7 problems, two will be scored (for a possible 20 -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW8-10 Winter Term, 2009 This HW assignment, due March 13, covers topics from Chapters 14 and 15 of the text-and some may also use to concepts and relations from chapters 11-13. Of these 10 problems, three will -
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Ph202H/212H W09 Homework due January 22, 2009 1. For 6 tosses of a fair coin, enumerate all possible outcomes in terms of heads and tails and show that the relative number of heads and tails agrees with the binomial formula. 2. Suppose we have 6 u -
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Ph202H/212H W09 Homework due February 16, 2009 1. A string fixed at both ends is 8.36 m long and has a mass of 122 g. It is subject to a tension of 96.7 N and set vibrating. (a) What is the speed of waves in the string? (b) What is the wavelength -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #1 Form A Winter Term, 2009 r General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provide -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #2 Form A Winter Term, 2009 r General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provide -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Final Exam Form X Winter Term, 2009 r General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5\" x 11\"-both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Final Exam Form X Winter Term, 2009 r General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provided tha -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 Midterm Exam #3 Form A Winter Term, 2009 r General directions: Only one sheet of paper (8.5 x 11both sides), with only handwritten notes, may be used during this exam. You may use any kind of calculator, provide -
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Ph202H/212H W09 Homework due February 9, 2009 1. A hollow sphere of inner radius 8.00 cm and outer radius 9.00 cm floats half submerged in a liquid of density 0.800 g/cm3. (a) What is the mass of the sphere? (b) What is the density of the material -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW3-4 Winter Term, 2009 This HW assignment, due February 2, covers topics from Chapter 16 of the text. Of these problems, topics two will be scored (for a possible 10 points each). Dont forget the extra credit p -
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Oregon State University Physics 202 HW5 Solutions Winter Term, 2009 1. Two loudspeakers on a concert stage are vibrating in phase. You are sitting at a distance of 50.5 m from the left speaker and 26.0 m from the right speaker. The speakers are pl -
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Ph202H/212H W09 Homework due March 4, 2009 1. Two large parallel sheets of charge with uniform charge densities are separated by a distance that is small compared with their dimensions. One sheet carries a positive charge density of +6.8 C/m2, and -
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Ph202H/212H W09 Homework due February 5, 2009 1. A U-tube (open at both ends) contains mercury. When 11.2 cm of water is poured into the right side, how high does the mercury in the left side rise above its initial level? Answer: 0.412 cm 2. A swi -
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Hoop about central axis Annular cylinder (or ring) about central axis I=MR 2 (a) - y Solid cylinder (or disk) about central axis Axis ~ (b) R v( 1= I I ~ Solid cylinder (or disk) about central diameter (d) Thin rod about axis -
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Physics 202 Chris Coffin Wngr 283 coffinc@physics.oregonstate.edu http:/www.physics.oregonstate.edu/ ~coffinc/COURSES/ph202 Welcome! 1/5/09 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture #1 1 Announcements For all registration issues, please go to the Phy -
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Physics 202 Chris Coffin Wngr 283 coffinc@physics.oregonstate.edu http:/www.physics.oregonstate.edu/ ~coffinc/COURSES/ph202 Welcome! 1/5/09 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture #1 1 Announcements For all registration issues, please go to the Phy -
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Pressure Pressure is defined simply as force per unit area: P = F/A What are the SI units of pressure? Example: A 10-kg rectangular brick has dimensions of 14 cm x 10 cm x 7 cm. What pressure does it exert as it rests on a flat table? Notice how yo -
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Pressure Pressure is defined simply as force per unit area: P = F/A What are the SI units of pressure? Example: A 10-kg rectangular brick has dimensions of 14 cm x 10 cm x 7 cm. What pressure does it exert as it rests on a flat table? Notice how yo -
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Using the Quizdom Clickers When you arrive today, please do the following (and if you encounter any difficulties, raise your hand): A. Turn on your Quizdom handset by pressing and holding down the [MENU] key until you see the display come on. B. The -
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Using the Quizdom Clickers When you arrive today, please do the following (and if you encounter any difficulties, raise your hand): A. Turn on your Quizdom handset by pressing and holding down the [MENU] key until you see the display come on. B. The -
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Using the Quizdom Clickers When you arrive today, please do the following (and if you encounter any difficulties, raise your hand): A. Turn on your Quizdom handset by pressing and holding down the [MENU] key until you see the display come on. B. Set -
Oregon State PH 202
Using the Quizdom Clickers When you arrive today, please do the following (and if you encounter any difficulties, raise your hand): A. Turn on your Quizdom handset by pressing and holding down the [MENU] key until you see the display come on. B. Set -
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Review: Oscillations of an Ideal Spring Recall the basics of an ideal spring-mass system: Its maximum displacement, A, is called its amplitude. Its maximum speed occurs at minimum (zero) displacement; Its minimum speed occurs at maximum displaceme -
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Review: Oscillations of an Ideal Spring Recall the basics of an ideal spring-mass system: Its maximum displacement, A, is called its amplitude. Its maximum speed occurs at minimum (zero) displacement; Its minimum speed occurs at maximum displaceme -
Oregon State PH 202
Waves A wave is a traveling disturbance in a material. It is the disturbance that travels, not the material. A given particle of the material moves only slightly-\"in place;\" it is temporarily displaced a small distance from its original position. So -
Oregon State PH 202
Waves A wave is a traveling disturbance in a material. It is the disturbance that travels, not the material. A given particle of the material moves only slightly-\"in place;\" it is temporarily displaced a small distance from its original position. So -
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PH 202 Midterm 1 Exam Wednesday, January 21, 6:00 pm. Please go to the room corresponding to the first few letters of your last name: A G: GILB 124 H N: GFLN AUD O Z: GILB 224 BRING: OSU photo ID, #2 pencils, your notes sheet (1 page, 2 sides, han -
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PH 202 Midterm 1 Exam Wednesday, January 21, 6:00 pm. Please go to the room corresponding to the first few letters of your last name: A G: GILB 124 H N: GFLN AUD O Z: GILB 224 BRING: OSU photo ID, #2 pencils, your notes sheet (1 page, 2 sides, han -
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Sound Sound waves are longitudinal waves. What\'s oscillating? Several attributes, actually: Position, speed, acceleration. And pressure. Like the other properties, the pressure of the air (or whatever solid or fluid the sound is traveling through) va -
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Sound Sound waves are longitudinal waves. What\'s oscillating? Several attributes, actually: Position, speed, acceleration. And pressure. Like the other properties, the pressure of the air (or whatever solid or fluid the sound is traveling through) va -
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= 10 log(I/I0) The reference intensity, I0 = 1 x 10-12 W/m2, is the faintest sound the average human ear can detect. Then, for every 10dB increment in relative intensity (i.e. a 10-fold multiplication in absolute intensity, I), we hear about twice th -
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= 10 log(I/I0) The reference intensity, I0 = 1 x 10-12 W/m2, is the faintest sound the average human ear can detect. Then, for every 10-dB increment in relative intensity (i.e. a 10-fold multiplication in absolute intensity, I), we hear about twice -
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Superposition of Waves \"Super\" means \"over.\" Supervisor Superstructure Superimpose So when we superimpose waves, we position one wave over another -combining them. But we can describe waves mathematically, as functions. And to superimpose two functio -
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Superposition of Waves \"Super\" means \"over.\" Supervisor Superstructure Superimpose So when we superimpose waves, we position one wave over another -combining them. But we can describe waves mathematically, as functions. And to superimpose two functio -
Oregon State PH 202
Review: You are at a party being held outside an apartment building. Two outdoor loudspeakers are emitting a single tone (in phase) of 171.5 Hz. Speaker A is at ear level. Speaker B is sitting on a balcony, exactly 4 m above speaker A. Standing 3 m f -
Oregon State PH 202
Review: You are at a party being held outside an apartment building. Two outdoor loudspeakers are emitting a single tone (in phase) of 171.5 Hz. Speaker A is at ear level. Speaker B is sitting on a balcony, exactly 4 m above speaker A. Standing 3 m f -
Oregon State PH 202
Example: The front-row seats in an auditorium are 10.4 m from a loudspeaker (circular aperture: 24.4 cm) on stage. The seats are placed every 0.75 m (with the middle seat centered in front of the loudspeaker). In what seat nearest the middle seat of -
Oregon State PH 202
Example: The front-row seats in an auditorium are 10.4 m from a loudspeaker (circular aperture: 24.4 cm) on stage. The seats are placed every 0.75 m (with the middle seat centered in front of the loudspeaker). In what seat nearest the middle seat of -
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Temperature and Heat What are they? What\'s the difference? Heat is the transfer of energy from one object to another- specifically, the kinetic energy of the random motions of particles in the objects. Temperature is a measurement that compares the a -
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Temperature and Heat What are they? What\'s the difference? Heat is the transfer of energy from one object to another- specifically, the kinetic energy of the random motions of particles in the objects. Temperature is a measurement that compares the a -
Oregon State PH 202
An Extended Look at Thermal Expansion Chapter 12: Conceptual Questions: (6) (12) Practice Problems: (17) (20) (28) (36) 2/6/09 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture 14 1 CQ 12-6: The arm of a simple pendulum is a long, thin metal wire. When the -
Oregon State PH 202
An Extended Look at Thermal Expansion Chapter 12: Conceptual Questions: (6) (12) Practice Problems: (17) (20) (28) (36) 2/6/09 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture 14 1 CQ 12-6: The arm of a simple pendulum is a long, thin metal wire. When the -
Oregon State PH 202
Chemistry Review: In the periodic table of elements, each element has an atomic number. What does that number mean? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. It indicates the number of protons in the atom\'s nucleus. It indicates the number of neutrons in the atom\'s nucleus. It -
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Chemistry Review: In the periodic table of elements, each element has an atomic number. What does that number mean? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. It indicates the number of protons in the atom\'s nucleus. It indicates the number of neutrons in the atom\'s nucleus. It -
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PH 202 Midterm 2 Exam Wednesday, February 11, 6:00 pm. Please go to the room corresponding to the first few letters of your last name: A G: GILB 124 H N: GFLN AUD O Z: GILB 224 BRING: OSU photo ID, #2 pencils, your notes sheet (1 page, 2 sides, ha -
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PH 202 Midterm 2 Exam Wednesday, February 11, 6:00 pm. Please go to the room corresponding to the first few letters of your last name: A G: GILB 124 H N: GFLN AUD O Z: GILB 224 BRING: OSU photo ID, #2 pencils, your notes sheet (1 page, 2 sides, ha -
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Heat is. 1. 2. measured in the same units as temperature. energy transferred between objects as a result of their temperature difference. what an object has because it has a temperature. the total energy contained in an object. none of the above. 3. -
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As you arrive today, please take some time to fill out an evaluation. Blank forms and pencils are available on the front tables. If you borrow a pencil, please be sure to return it. Give your completed form to the student volunteer. Thank you. PH 20 -
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Heat Transfer Processes We now know a little something now about how to calculate the results of a heat transfer. But what about the process of the transfer itself? How does it happen-and how fast? There are three basic processes: Convection Conducti -
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Radiation The third form of heat transfer happens via electromagnetic waves that carry energy. Here are examples of electromagnetic waves. (Notice that the more energetic the wave, the shorter its wavelength.) Gamma rays X-rays Ultraviolet Visible li -
Oregon State PH 202
Radiation The third form of heat transfer happens via electromagnetic waves that carry energy. Here are examples of electromagnetic waves. (Notice that the more energetic the wave, the shorter its wavelength.) Gamma rays X-rays Ultraviolet Visible li -
Oregon State PH 202
Does a single particle have a temperature? 1. 2. 3. Always. Never. Sometimes (when it has a fever). 2/23/09 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture 21 1 The Average Kinetic Energy of a Single Particle in an Ideal Gas With many particles bouncin -
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Does a single particle have a temperature? 1. 2. 3. Always. Never. Sometimes (when it has a fever). 2/23/09 Oregon State University PH 202, Lecture 21 1 The Average Kinetic Energy of a Single Particle in an Ideal Gas With many particles bouncin -
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PH 202 Midterm 3 Exam Wednesday, February 25, 6:00 pm. Please go to the room corresponding to the first few letters of your last name: A G: GILB 124 H N: GFLN AUD O Z: GILB 224 BRING: OSU photo ID, #2 pencils, your notes sheet (1 page, 2 sides, ha
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