Physics 110 Exam Solutions
Exam Solutions Spring 2023
Exam #1 - (Average: 69%); Posted: 4/22/23 @ 2:30pm (Blank Exam #1)
Exam #2 - (Average: 67%); Posted: 5/22/23 @ 11:00am (Blank Exam #2)
Spring 2023 Final Exam Information:
Final Exam: Monday, June 5, 2023 from 8:30am - 10:30am in Wold 128
The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The final exam will be out of 150 points total.
Each individual problem will have five (5) worked parts (@ 6 points each) for a total of 30 points per problem.
Topics on the final exam by problem. In each problem below the following topics will be covered.
1. Conservation of energy, collisions & conservation of momentum, forces, circular motion, motion in 2D and the equations of motion.
2. Conservation of energy, work, work-kinetic energy theorem, forces and changes in motion (accelerations), and circular motion .
3. Motion in 1D, the equations of motion for translation and rotation, forces and torques (dynamics).
4. Rotational and translational statics, conservation of energy, rotational and translational quantities of motion.
5. Fluids, fluids at rest, fluid flow, pressure, conservation of energy, motion in 1D & 2D and the equations of motion.
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Exam Solutions Spring 2022
Exam #1 - (Average: 70%); Posted: 4/26/22 @ 10:45pm
Exam #2 - (Average: 65%); Posted: 5/25/22 @ 7:30am
Final 2022 Exam Information:
Final Exam: Thursday, June 9, 2022 from 11:30am - 1:30pm in Bailey 207
The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The final exam will be out of 150 points total.
Each individual problem will have five (5) worked parts (@ 6 points each) for a total of 30 points per problem.
Topics on the final exam by problem. In each problem below the following topics will be covered.
1. Conservation of energy, collisions & conservation of momentum, forces, circular motion, motion in 2D and the equations of motion.
2. Conservation of energy, work, work-kinetic energy theorem, forces and changes in motion (accelerations), and circular motion .
3. Motion in 1D, the equations of motion for translation and rotation, forces and torques (dynamics).
4. Rotational and translational statics, conservation of energy, rotational and translational quantities of motion.
5. Fluids, fluids at rest, fluid flow, pressure, conservation of energy, motion in 1D & 2D and the equations of motion.
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Exam Solutions Spring 2021
Physics 110 Formula Sheet (Updated 04/26/21)
Exam #1 - (Average: 65.6%); Posted: 4/23/21 @ 11:30am.
Exam #2 - (Average: 60.1%); Posted: 5/25/21 @ 10:30am
Final Exam 2021 Information:
Final Exam: Tuesday, June 8, 2021 from 2:30pm - 4:30pm in the library, Room 125.
The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The final exam will be out of 150 points total.
Each individual problem will have two (2) multiple-choice questions (@ 3 points each) and three (3) worked parts (@ 8 points each) for a total of 30 points per problem.
Topics on the final exam by problem. In each problem below the following topics will be covered.
1. Motion and forces in 1 & 2-D with constant acceleration covering the equations of motion and vectors.
2. Newton's laws of motion, translational and rotational dynamics, forces & torques, & fluids.
3. Collisions, conservation of momentum, free-body diagrams & conservation of energy.
4. Rotational and translational statics, forces & torques, & Newton's laws of motion.
5. Conservation of energy, circular motion, sound, & fluids.
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Exam Solutions Fall 2020
Exam #1- (Average: 60%); Posted: 10/05/20 @ 8:00am
Exam #2 - (Average: 61%); Posted: 11/08/20 @ 10:30am
Final Exam 2020 Information:
Final Exam: Monday, November 23, 2020 from 8:30am - 10:30pm
The final exam will be given in two ways. Either 1. by zoom or 2. in person. If you would like to take the exam in person, please email me before Friday, November 20, 2020 at 12:00pm. More information will be posted on Nexus about the exam delivery and times.
If you want to take the exam over zoom, you must be logged into zoom by 8:25am EST (7:25EST if you have academic accommodations) with the ID and password found on Nexus. You and your exam must be visible( i.e. more than just the upper half of your face) on camera for the whole exam and must mute your microphone. You and your exam paper should be visible in the screen for the duration of the exam. If you have questions during the exam, please use the private chat feature. The exam will be available for download between 8:25am and 8:30am EST (or 7:25am - 7:30am for academic accommodations) on Nexus.
The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The final exam will be out of 150 points total.
Each individual problem will have two (2) multiple-choice questions (@ 3 points each) and three (3) worked parts (@ 8 points each) for a total of 30 points per problem.
Topics on the final exam by problem:
1. Motion and forces in 1 & 2-D with constant acceleration covering the equations of motion and vectors.
2. Newton's laws of motion, forces, free-body diagrams, energy, conservation of energy.
3. Collisions, conservation of momentum, and forces.
4. Forces and Newton's laws of motion in translational and rotational form and vectors.
5. Fluid statics, fluid dynamics, equations of motion for constant acceleration, and waves. Exam Solutions Spring 2020 Exam #1 - (Average: 69%); Posted: 4/26/20 @ 12:00pm Exam #2 - (Average: 64%); Posted: 5/25/20 @ 2:00pm Final Exam Information: UPDATED 6/4/20 Final Exam: Wednesday, June 10, 2020 between 7:00am EST and 12:00pm EST. The exam will be available from 7:00am EST until 12:00pm EST. You will have 2 hours (3 if you qualify for academic accommodations) to download and complete the final exam. The exam will be posted on Nexus and when you open the exam link the timer starts. Do not open the link until you are ready to start the exam. The exam is closed notes, book, and you cannot use the internet. You may use the equation sheet that comes with the exam only. When you are finished with the final exam, you will have up to 15 minutes to scan and upload your answers as a single pdf file labeled as lastname_FE.pdf. There are no extensions or restarts on the exam and this is the only time the exam will be available. The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The final exam will be out of 150 points total. Each individual problem will have two (2) multiple-choice questions (@ 3 points each) and three (3) worked parts (@ 8 points each) for a total of 30 points per problem. Topics on the final exam by problem: 1. Motion and forces in 1 & 2-D with constant acceleration covering the equations of motion and vectors. 2. Newton's laws of motion, forces, free-body diagrams, energy, conservation of energy. 3. Collisions, conservation of momentum, and forces. 4. Forces and Newton's laws of motion in translational and rotational form and vectors.
5. Fluid statics, fluid dynamics, equations of motion for constant acceleration, and waves. Exam Solutions Fall 2019 Exam #1 - (Average: 75%); Posted: Friday, October 4, 2019 @ 12:00pm Exam #2 - (Average: 63%); Posted: Friday, November 4, 2019 @ 10:00am Final Exam Information: Final Exam: Monday, November 25, 2019 from 8:30am - 10:30am in NWSE room N114. You may start the exam at 8:00am if you would like some extra time. The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The exam will be out of 150 points total. Each individual problem will have two (2) multiple-choice questions (@ 3 points each) and three (3) worked parts (@ 8 points each.) Topics on the final exam by problem: 1. Motion and forces in 1 & 2-D with constant acceleration covering the equations of motion. 2. Torques and forces, static fluids, fluid pressure, rotational motion. 3. Conservation of momentum and energy, energy, motion, and force diagrams. 4. Forces and Newton's laws of motion, vectors and accelerations including both static and dynamic situations. 5. Conservation of energy, circular and rotational motion, fluids and waves. Exam Solutions Fall 2016 Friday, September 30, 2016 - Posted Monday, October 3, 2016 @ 10:30am Friday, October 28, 2016 - Posted Friday, October 28, 2016 @ 9:30am Final Exam: Monday, November 21, 2016 from 8:30am - 10:30am in NWSE room N114. You may start the exam at 8:00am if you would like some extra time. The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The exam will be out of 150 points total. Each individual problem will have two (2) multiple-choice questions (@ 3 points each) and three (3) worked parts (@ 8 points each.) Topics on the final exam by problem: 1. Motion and forces in 1 & 2-D with constant acceleration covering the equations of motion. 2. Torques and forces, static fluids, fluid pressure, rotational motion. 3. Conservation of momentum and energy, energy, motion, and force diagrams. 4. Forces and Newton's laws of motion, vectors and accelerations including both static and dynamic situations. 5. Conservation of energy, circular and rotational motion, fluids and waves. Exam Solutions Fall 2013 Monday September 30, 2013 - Exam #1 - Posted 10/1/13 Monday October 21, 2013 - Exam #2 - Posted 10/22/13 Monday November 11, 2013 - Exam #3 - Posted 11/12/13 Final Exam - Monday, November 25, 2013 in S&E N114 from 8:30am - 10:30am. You may start the exam at 8:00am if you would like. The final exam will have 5 problems worth 30 points each. The exam will be out of 150 points total. Each individual problem will have two (2) multiple-choice questions (@ 2 points each) and three (3) worked parts (@ 8 points each.) Topics on the final exam by problem: 1. Motion and forces in 1 & 2-D with constant acceleration covering the equations of motion. 2. Torques and forces, static fluids, fluid pressure, rotational motion. 3. Conservation of momentum and energy, energy, motion, and force diagrams. 4. Forces and Newton's laws of motion, vectors and accelerations including both static and dynamic situations. 5. Conservation of energy, circular and rotational motion, fluids and waves. Older Exam solutions for practice Exam Solutions Spring 2013 April 15, 2013 - Exam #1 - Posted 4/15/13 May 8, 2013 - Exam #2 - Posted 5/8/13 May 31, 2013 - Exam #3 - Posted 5/31/13 Exam Solutions Fall 2011 Exam #1 Solutions - Posted Tuesday, 9/27/11
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