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1
PHYS 245 Final Exam
  • Students must bring photo ID to exam
  • Students must bring a ParSCORE scantron (light
    green) to final.

2
Final Exam Notes
  • . Tests cover a mixture of major and minor
    topics
  • Finals cover major topics
  • About 18 of this final is a test on Chapters
    31, 32 33, so this 18 will include some minor
    topics
  • Exam will be almost twice as long as tests have
    been but you will have 3x as much time
  • About 75 multiple choice. Some questions may be
    worth more than others as on the last test.
  • Last lecture will review first three topics
    listed on next page (and perhaps others.)
  • Also, Dr. Ehrlich will have a review session for
    all recitations on May 4, 2004 from
    900am-1100am in Robinson A246.
  • The equation list at the end of these notes is
    subject to change.
  • Office Hours
  • May 3 130pm 230pm
  • May 4 200pm-400pm
  • May 6 1030am-1130am 130pm-230pm
  • May 7 1030am-1130am 130pm-230pm
  • Students must bring photo ID to exam

3
Final Exam Notes
  • List of major topics
  • Electric circuits and power
  • Electric Potential and electric and magnetic
    fields
  • Lenses
  • Half-life processes (RC and radioactive decay)
  • Quantum Physics
  • Mass-Energy problems (Nuclear Physics)
  • Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation
  • Elementary Particles
  • Structure of Matter (Atoms, Nuclei)

4
Coverage of Ch 31, 32 33
  • These chapters were not on the last test and thus
    will be about 18 of final. The best guide to
    the coverage of these chapters is the lecture
    notes.
  • Since this material was not covered by a test,
    some questions on relatively minor topics will be
    included
  • Ch 31 we covered 31-1 to 31-4
  • Ch 32 we covered 32 3,4,5,6,9, 10,11 partially
  • Ch 33 we covered 33-3,4,6,7 partially
  • Problems will come from Chapter 31 as well as
    Hubbles law.

5
??1/2 0.693 RC.
Mass of electron me 0.00054858 u 0.511
MeV/c2 9.11 x 10-31 kg. Mass of proton mp
1.007276 u 938.27 MeV/c2 1.67265 x
10-27kg. Mass of neutron mn 1.008665 u
939.57 MeV/c2 1.67495 x 10-27 kg. Plancks
Constant h 6.626 x 10-34 J s h / (2?)
1.0546 x 10-34 J s 1.0 eV 1.6 x 10-19
J Electronic charge e 1.6 x 10-19 C c2
931.5 MeV / u Speed of Light c 3.00x108
m/s Coulomb constant k 9.00 x 109 Nm2 /
C2 Hubble Constant (22 km/s) / (106 light
years) 1.0 year 3.1x107 seconds
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