Problems are due at the beginning of class on the indicated date, usually Friday at the start of class.
The chapter numbers are from Fishbane et al. unless otherwise indicated, and the problems are from the list of problems there.
| When you turn these in, | staple the pages together. |
| label each problem with chapter and number. | |
| check the units of your result (if applicable). | |
| check the plausibility of your result. | |
| neatness and organization count. | |
| Use some words when you present something to be read. |
Due PRACTICE ONLY | TURN THESE IN
31 Aug ch 1: Prob. 17, 23, 27, 55, 60, 75 | Prob. 26, 41, 61, 83
#1 Spiegel: ch 1: 2, 3 | ch 2: Prob. 5
| Spiegel: ch 1: 32, 35
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7 Sep ch 1: Prob. 25, 30, 47 | ch 1: Prob. 45, 57, 79
#2 ch 2: Prob. 4, 9, 18 | ch 2: Prob. 15, 17, 48
Spiegel: ch 1: 8, 10 | Spiegel: ch 1: 36(trace?), 42
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14 Sep ch 1: 56, 79 | ch 1: 81
#3 ch 2: 28, 41, 54 | ch 2: 21, 34, 39, 64
ch 3: 7 | ch 3: 13
Spiegel: ch 1: 9 | Spiegel: ch 1: 33. Ch 2:56
Note: In ch 2 all solutions start by choosing coordinates, then
use equations (2-10) and (2-14) followed by anti-derivatives.
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21 Sep ch 1: 73, 79 |
#4 ch 2: 47, 69 | ch 2: 53, 59
ch 3: 20, 27 | ch 3: 25, 30, 39, 55
ch 4: 12 | ch 4: 17
Note: Same comments as in the preceding week's problems. AND
2-53: 600m/s-->v0, 20cm-->d 2-59: 22m/s-->v0, 10m-->h
3-25: 24m/s2-->a0, 0.5s-->T0 g is g
28 Sep ch 2: 43, 50 | ch 2: 51, 69
#5 ch 3: 24, 31, 34, 54 | ch 3: 44, 47, 59, 74
ch 4: 13, 15, 25 | ch 4: 19, 21, 47
Spiegel: ch1: 44 ch2: 57 | ch 5: 3
| Spiegel ch2: 58
Note: Same comments as in the preceding week's problems. AND
2-52: 60mi/hr-->v0, 4s-->tf 3-44: 28m/s-->v0, 50deg-->θ
3-74: 2.50m/s-->v0, 108cm-->L, 86cm-->h numbers at the end
5 Oct ch 2: 77 | ch 2: 78
#6 ch 3: 37, 58 | ch 3: 40
ch 4: 28, 56 | ch 4: 59, 60
ch 5: 9, 24 | ch 5: 8, 13*, 33, 52
ch 8: 5a, 27 | ch 8: 29
Note: Solve these problems in algebraic notation. Use symbols that
convey some meaning, making it easier to read. Put in numbers at the end.
*(13) You can use different coordinate systems for the two masses.
12 Oct ch 3: 61 | ch 3: 76
#7 ch 4: 63 | ch 4: 71
ch 5: 12, 25 | ch 5: 29, 55, 65, 80
ch 8: 17, 30 | ch 8: 31, 62
| ch 6: 1
Spiegel: ch2: 66 | Spiegel: ch2: 67
Note: Same comments as in the preceding week's problems.
22 Oct ch 4: 70 | ch 4: 67
#8 ch 5: 51, 56 | ch 5: 59, 70
ch 6: 3, 7, 24 | ch 6: 12, 27, 42, 79
ch 8: 56, 67 | ch 8: 17, 28, 60
| Spiegel: ch2: 61
Note: 1. Do problems algebraically; enter numbers at the end.
2. Part of the grade for every problem from now on: check dimensions
and check the final result for at least one special case of the
parameters of the problem.
26 Oct ch 5: 66 | ch 5: 60
#9 ch 6: 23, 37, 63 | ch 6: 34, 47, 51, 66
ch 7: 6, 7 | ch 7: 5, 51
ch 8: 36, 37 | ch 8: 33, 61
Note: Read the preceding note.
2 Nov ch 5: 76 | ch 5: 63
#10 ch 6: 38, 45 | ch 6: 31, 44
ch 7: 32, 42 | ch 7: 33, 63
ch 8: 30, 38 | ch 8: 40, 65
ch 9: 5, 10 | ch 9: 14, 19
Spiegel: ch2: 75 |
Note: Read the preceding two notes.
9 Nov ch 5: 73 | ch 5: 81
#11 ch 6: 56, 65 | ch 6: 55
ch 7: 49, 62 | ch 7: 53, 56
ch 8: 42, 47 | ch 8: 50, 83
ch 9: 21, 38 | ch 9: 32, 47
ch 10: 21, 34 | ch 10: 33, 39
Note: Read the preceding three notes.
16 Nov ch 5: 74 | ch 5: 84
#12 ch 6: 63 | ch 6: 71
ch 8: 82 | ch 8: 38, 49
ch 9: 9, 49 | ch 9: 51, 61
ch 10: 37, 38 | ch 10: 49
ch 13: 3, 9 | ch 13: 7, 25, 31, 39
Note: Read the preceding four notes.
26 Nov ch 5: 80 | ch 6: 72
#13 ch 8: 58 | ch 8: 81
ch 9: 16 | ch 9: 25
ch 10: 27 | ch 10: 66* *r×mv
ch 13: 15, 29 | ch 13: 33, 84
ch 12: 5 | ch 12: 8, 15
30 Nov ch 13: 5, 35, 53, 87
#14 ch 12: 23, 29, 30, 63, 65