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Organic chemistry: practice exam 1

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Circle the correct answer

Methane bond angle

109°

IUPAC name for isobutane

2-methylpropane

Gauche butane interaction

0.9 kcal/mol

Ethane rotation barrier

3.0 kcal/mol

Ethane pKa

50

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Classical mechanics: practice final exam

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Experiment AM

In experiment AM, a circular steel washer, of mass m1 and moment of inertia Iw = 4.0×10−5 kg-m2, is mounted on the shaft of a small motor. Assume that the moment of inertia of the motor is negligible. The washer is set into motion. When it reaches 200 rad/sec, at t = 0 the power to the motor is shut off, and the washer slows down until it reaches an angular velocity of 140 rad/sec at t = 6 sec. At that moment a second identical circular steel washer of mass m2 = m1 is dropped on the first. The collision takes place over a time 0.2 sec.

Initial angular momentum

L0​=Icm​ω0​=(4.0×10−5kg⋅m2)(200secrad​)=8.0×10−3seckg⋅m2​

Initial kinetic energy

k0​=21​Icm​ω02​=21​(4.0×10−5kg⋅m2)(2.0×102secrad​)2=8.0×10−1J

Frictional torque magnitude

τ=Icm​∣ΔtΔω​∣=(4.0×10−5kg⋅m2)∣6sec140secrad​−200secrad​​∣=4×10−4J

Angular velocity at 6.2 sec

−τΔt=ΔL=2Icm​ωf​−Icm​ω0​ ωf​=2Icm​−τΔt+Icm​ω0​​=(2)(4.0×10−5kg⋅m2)(−4×10−4J)(0.2sec)+(4.0×10−5kg⋅m2)(140secrad​)​ wf​=69secrad​

Average torque exerted by dropped washer

−τtotalΔt=Icm​(wf​−wb​) −τtotal=Icm​(wf​−wb​)=(4×10−5kg−m2)(69secrad​−140secrad​)=−1.42×10−2J Δt=2sec τtotal=τfrictional​+τdropperwasher​ τdropperwasher​=τtotal−τfr​=−1.42×10−2J−4×10−4J=−1.38×10−2J

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Calculus 1: final exam

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Compute derivatives

Compute the following derivatives:

Derivative

(x3ex)′=3x2ex+x3ex=ex(3x2+x3).

Seventh derivative

f(7)(x)=−128cos(2x)

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