4522

Physics Relativity Level: Misc Level

You are traveling in a spaceship and you throw frisbee to captain Kirk. You measue that it takes 1.5 seconds for the frisbee to get from you to captain Kirk. If an observer on the moon measures that it took 1.7 seconds, how fast must your spaceship be going relative to moon.




4130

Physics Relativity Level: Misc Level

If "Superman "who is faster then a speeding bullet, can go 21,000 m/s, then how much more does he weigh if he weighs 200 lb when standing still?




4061

Physics Relativity Level: Misc Level

A mass of 19 kg moves at a constant speed of 1.0 m/sec relative to an observer. from the point of view of the observer, what is the magnatude of the force vector on that mass? assume the mass travels in a striaght line.




3918

Physics Relativity Level: University

Relativistic Momentum
An electron has a total energy of 6.5 MeV. What is its momentum ( in MeV/c)?



3917

Physics Relativity Level: University

Mass Energy Relationship
An object of mass 0.12 kg is moving at 1.80 x  10^8 m/s. What is its kinetic energy in joules?



3916

Physics Relativity Level: University

Mass Energy Relationship
Two lumps of putty are moving in opposite directions each one having a speed  of 30.0 m/s . They collide and stick together. After the collision the combined lumps are  at rest. If the mass of each lump was 1.00 kg before the collision and no energy is lost to the environment What is the change in mass of the system due to the collision?



3915

Physics Relativity Level: University

Relativistic Momentum
An electron has momentum of magnitude 2.4 x 10^-22 kg*m/s. What is the electrons speed?



3914

Physics Relativity Level: University

Relative Velocity
Particle A is moving with a constant velocityVAE  =  + 0.90 c relative to an Earth observer. Particle B moves in the opposite direction with a constant velocity VBE+ -0.90c relative to the same Earth obsever. What is the velocity of particle B as seen by particle A?



3913

Physics Relativity Level: University

Relative Motion
A rectangilar plate of glass measured at rest has sides 30.0 cm and 60.0 cm (a) As measured in a  reference frame moving parallel to the 60.0 cm edge at speed 0.25c with respect to the glass what are the lengths of the sides? (b) How fast would a reference frame have to move in the same direction so that the plate of glass viewed in that frame is square?



3912

Physics Relativity Level: University

Relative Motion
A laboratory measurement of the coordinates of the ends of a moving meterstick taken at the same time in the laboratory, gives the result that one end of the stick is o.992 m due north of the other end. If the stick is moving due north what is the speed with respect to the lab?



3911

Physics Relativity Level: University

Light
A spaceship is traveling away from Earth at 0.87c. The astronauts report home by radio every 12 h ( by their own clocks). At what interval are the reports sent to Earth according to Earth clocks?



3910

Physics Relativity Level: University

Light
An astronaut wears a new Rilex watch on a journey at a speed of 2.0 X 10^8 m/s with respect to Earth. According to mission control in Houston the trip lasts 12.0 h. How long is the trip as measured on the Rolex?



3909

Physics Relativity Level: University

 Unit
The light-second is a unit of distance: 1 light - second is the distance that light travels in one second. (a) Find the conversion between light seconds a meters 1 light second= ? m .  (b) What is the speed of light units of light second per second.



3006

Physics Relativity Level: High School

A spaceship is approaching the earth at a relative speed of 0.95 c . The mass of the ship is 3.0 107 kg . Find the magnitude of each of the following .

a) the classical momentum of the ship .

b) the relative momentum of the ship .




3005

Physics Relativity Level: High School

Mass Energy Equivalent

Three kilograms of water are heated from 20.0 degree to 59.0 degree C .

a) How much heat is required to produce this change in temperature ? [The specific heat capacity of water is 4186 J/(kg degree C)]

b) By how much does the mass of the water increase ?


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