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Student Resources, Chapter 1

Multiple Choice

1 Convert 60 mi/h to ft/s.

27 ft/s

62 ft/s

97 ft/s

88 ft/s

2 Convert 60 mi/h to m/s.

97 m/s

62 m/s

27 m/s

88 m/s

3 Convert 100 km/h to mi/h.

62 km/h

97 km/h

88 km/h

27 km/h

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4 A pipe delivers water at the rate on 82 gal/min. The rate in ft /s is approximately:

0.16

0.12

0.18

0.14

0.1
5 Which of the following is an accurate statement?

The magnitude of a vector can be zero even though one of its components is not zero.

The magnitude of a vector is independent of the coordinate system used.

It is possible to add a scalar quantity to a vector.

Rotating a vector about an axis passing through the tip of the vector does not change the vector.

Even though two vectors have unequal magnitudes, it is possible that their vector sum is zero.

6 What is the vector sum of the following vectors?

7 What is the magnitude of the vector sum of the following vectors?

2.24

6.78

6.22

7.12

5.39
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What is for the vectors given below?

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What is for the vectors given below?

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In the figure above, the scalar product is closest to:

-10

zero

28

-28

10
11

In the figure above, the scalar product is closest to:

16

-45

zero

-16

45

12

In the figure above, the magnitude and direction of the vector product are closest to:

26, directed into the plane

31, directed into the plane

31, directed out of the plane

31, directed on the plane

26, directed out of the plane


13

In the figure above, the magnitude and direction of the vector product are closest to:

45, directed out of the plane

45, directed into the plane

16, directed into the plane

16, directed out of the plane

45, directed on the plane

14 Suppose you multiply 4.15 x and your calculator gives a result of 13.03760951. How should you report the
result?

13.04

13.03760951

13.038

13.03

15 With what precision do you think you could make a measurement with a meter stick if the smallest division is the
millimeter?

±2 mm

±0.5 mm

±0.1 mm

±1 mm

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