Physics II Midterm Exam Questions: Multiple Choice – PH221, Week 4

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PH221 · Week 4

This document contains multiple-choice questions for a midterm exam in Physics II. It covers topics such as mirrors, power output, circuits, potential difference, net force, electron charge, refraction, magnetic fields, and induced emf. It is useful for students preparing for their Week 4 midterm exam in PH221.

What's inside

  • Concave mirrors and object distance
  • Sun's average power output
  • Circuit equations
  • Proton speed through potential difference
  • Net force on a charge
  • Electron charge flow

Who it is for: Students taking the PH221 Physics II midterm exam in Week 4. (Undergraduate)

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Summary

Physics II covers topics such as optics, electromagnetism and circuits. Students get practice with multiple-choice questions on these topics.

Optics and mirrors

Concave mirrors and image formation are discussed. Students calculate object distances for given image distances.

Electromagnetic radiation

The Sun's power output is estimated. The inverse-square law is applied to calculate power from intensity.

Electric circuits

Kirchhoff's laws are applied to circuits. Students identify valid equations for given circuits.

Electric and magnetic fields

Protons moving through potential differences are considered. Magnetic fields around currents are calculated.

Key terms

Concave mirror
A mirror that curves inward, reflecting light to a single point.
Inverse-square law
The intensity of radiation decreases with the square of the distance.
Kirchhoff's laws
Rules for analysing electrical circuits, based on conservation of energy and charge.
Potential difference
The difference in electric potential between two points.
Magnetic field
A field generated by moving electric charges.
Electromotive force
The voltage developed by any source of electrical energy.

Questions this document helps with

  • How do you calculate object distance for a concave mirror?
  • What is the Sun's power output?
  • Which equation applies to a given circuit?
  • How do you find the magnetic field around a current-carrying wire?

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