Wednesday, June 10, 2009
6/10/09
Things to know:
- question #8 will not be on the exam=)
- when solving question #13, you must know vertical / horizontal velocity
- use newtons 2nd law for question #14
- both question 15 & 16 are momentum questions
- remember for question 17 , when force and distance are the same direction, no work is done
- know work , force, distance for question 18
- question 19 is energy over time
- question #20 , add the areas together
- question #21 is potential energy
- question #22 is kinetic energy
- use newtons second law for question 23
- for question #24 , use hooks law
- question 25 is a spring potential energy question
In the past few days this week, we corrected our last test. You will find the corrections on the blog. We also went over some of the exam review questions.
Since a lot of people will be away tomorrow, we will go over the fields question on Friday =)
have fun studying=)
Oh and Jasmin will scribe tomorrow =)
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
June 4 2009
This is Hao. : )
We talk about the answers of the phyz book ( green book) today.
P532
1. EMF=BLV=(4*10^-2 T)(31m)(15m/s)=18.6V
2. EMF=BLV=(0.5 T)( 20m)(4m/s)=40V
3. EMF=BLV=(4.5*10^5 T)(75m)(950000m/3600s)=0.89V
4. a. EMF=BLV=(0.3T)(0.75m)(16m/s)=3.6V
b. I=V/R=3.6V/11Ω=0.33A
5. EMF=BLV=(0.32T)(0.4m)(1.3m/s)=0.17V
I=V/R=0.17V/10Ω=0.017A
14. a. X/150 = 625V/120V
X= 781.25 turns
b. X/150 = 35V/120V
X= 43.75 turns
c. X/150 = 6V/120V
X= 7.5 turns
15. a. X/120v = 1200/80
X=1800V
b. Pp = Ps = (I s)(V s) = (2A)(18000V)=3600w
Ip=Pp/Vp =(3600w)/(120v)=30A
c. Pp=Ps =(Is)(Vs)=(2A)(1800V)=3600W
16. a. X/475 = 9V/120V
X=35.625
b. Ps=(Vs)(Is)=(9v)(0.125A)=1.125W=Pp
Pp= (Vp)(Ip)
Ip=Pp/Vp=1.125w/120v=9.375*10^-3A
P533
20. a. Pp=Ps=150W= (Is)(Vs)=(5A)(Vs)
Vs=150W/5A=30V Bigger than 9V
So, step up
b. 30V/9V = 10/3
21. Pp=(Ip)(Vp)=(3A)(12V)=36W=Ps
Vs=Ps/Is=36W/0.75A=48W
Tp/Ts = Vp/ Vs
Tp= (Vp/Vs)(Ts)=(12V/48V)(1200)=300 turns
we will have unit test tomorrow. good luck everybody......
June 3 2009
Answers to Chapter 26 Review
1.EMF=Blv
EMF=(4x10^-3T)(0.05m)(2.5m/s)
EMF= 5x10^-4 V
2.EMF=Blv
EMF=(4x10^-5T)(2m/s)(0.07m)
EMF=1.12x10^-5 V
l=v/R
l=1.12x10^-5 V/0.5
l=2.2x10^-5 A
3.CC is down EC is up
6. South ^ ^ ^ North
8.a)V=P/l
V=1500 Watts/175 A
V= 8.57
9.a)Np/Ns=Np/Vs
1/2500=1200/Vs
Vs=300 000
b)Pp=Ps
Pp=IpVp
Pp=15 A x 120 V
Pp=18 000 W
Ps=IpVp
18 000=(Ip)(300 000)
Ip=0.06 A
c)p=IV
p=(300 000)(0.06)
p=18 000 W
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"A transformer does not create or destroy energy, a transformer only converts voltage and current"
- Ms.Kozoriz
We completed Chapter 37: Electromagnetic Induction Transformers, Ms.Kozoriz has posted the answers on the blog rendering it useless to give you the answers myself.
She presented to us a copper coiled magnetic flashlight (CCMF for short) using the power of inserting a magnet into a copper coil.. that`s as far as i can explain.
If you must study for the Physics Test, a list of problems are provided in the green book to help prepare you for the test:
Ch.25
Reviewing Concepts: 1, 2, 3, 10, 14 p.530
Applying Concepts: 13 p.531
Problems 1-5, 14-16, 20, 21 p.532-533
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Scribe Post MONDAY
v = 100km/h x 1h/3600s x 1000m/1km = 280m/s
EMF = Blv = (5x10^(-5)*T)(70m)(280m/s) = 1.0V
EMF = Blv = (0.025Wb/m^2)(0.10m)(0.75m/s)
EMF = Blv = (0.45N/A*m)(0.15m)(0.3m/s)
= 2.0 x 10^(-2) V
EMF = Blv = (0.02T)(0.05m)(0.1m/s)
= 1 x 10^(-4) V
EMF = -N(delta phi/delta t) = -325 (1.15 x 10 ^(-5) WB / 1.0 x 10^(-3)s)
EMF = -3.74V
N = EMF/(deta phi/delta t) = 0.25V/((5x10^(-3))/1s) = 50 turns
phi = 8A
EMF = -N ((BA)/delta t) = -75 [ ( 1.5(Wb/m^2) x 4m^2 x ((m^2) / 10^4 m^2) / 2.5 x 10^(-2) s) ]
EMF = -1.8V
Reviewed Lenz's law, which basically states that the direction that the poles are moving in relation to the current changes wether the current flows clockwise or counterclockwise. Lenz's law states:
"For a current induced by a conductor by a changing magnetic field, the current is in such a direction that its own magnetic field opposes the charge that produced it."
In laymans terms, the current flows in a direction that causes the magnetic field to be the opposite of the field that created it.
We did a quick worksheet on Lenz's law, then got an exam review and a sheet on Transformers (robots in disguise).
Study up for the exam!