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    1ST OXFORD-THE DAILY STAR NATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD DHAKA, BANGLADESH, (APRIL 29,2011)

    THE 1STOXFORD-THE DAILY STAR NATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD


    DHAKA
    FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011
    ROUND 2

    PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:


    1.

    Please write your student code and school name on the box provided in the answer script.

    2.

    The examination consists of two rounds and the stipulate time for each round is one hour.

    3.

    Round two have [4] four questions and you have to answer all of them

    4.

    Use the Answer Sheets provided is to fill in your answers. Numerical results should be given
    in 2 decimal places. Do not forget to state the units.

    5.

    No rough sheet will be provided. All the working should be done in the space provided on the
    question paper.

    6.

    You may use the calculator to solve the problems.

    7.

    Turn over the page only when you are instructed to do so.

    8.

    This question Paper consists of 5 printed pages and I blank page.

    1ST OXFORD-THE DAILY STAR NATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD DHAKA, BANGLADESH, (APRIL 29,2011)

    1.

    A ball of mass 0.08 kg is vertically thrown upward with a velocity 30 m/s from a platform 100
    m from the ground.
    Take the value of g = 10m/s2.
    a)
    Estimate maximum height reached from the ground,
    b)
    Find velocity before impact with the ground,
    c)
    Calculate the duration of its flight,
    d)
    Find the loss in potential energy when the ball fall down from its peak height to the
    ground,
    e)
    Find the momentum change from its peak height to the ground.

    1ST OXFORD-THE DAILY STAR NATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD DHAKA, BANGLADESH, (APRIL 29,2011)

    2.

    The gravitational attraction force between bodies of mass m1 and mass m2 and when a mass of
    m is moved from the Earths surface to the height of h we can write the change in gravitational
    potential energy as:
    F=

    G m1 m2
    and
    R2

    P.E =

    GmMh
    R(R+h)

    Where G is a constant = 6.67 10 11 N m2/kg2, M, mass of earth = 6.0 1024 kg and R, radius
    of earth = 6300 km.
    a)
    Calculate gravitational force between two masses of 2 kg and 5 kg respectively,
    b)
    Measure a distance form mass 2 kg where the attraction due to two forces is zero.
    c)
    The earth is taken to be a one of the body, find gravitational force acting on mass of 2
    kg on the surface of earth
    d)
    Estimate the change gravitational energy when 2 kg is moved through 100 m,

    1ST OXFORD-THE DAILY STAR NATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD DHAKA, BANGLADESH, (APRIL 29,2011)

    3.

    Using a drill machine it takes 250 s to make a hole in a piece of brass of mass 0.65 kg. Given
    that the average power delivered to the drill from the mains is 300 W.
    Also given that 80% of the energy supplied to the drill is used up to raise the temperature of the
    brass and specific heat capacity of brass is 390 J / (kg K).
    a)
    Calculate how much energy is used in drilling the hole initially?
    b)
    Estimate the initial rate of temperature rise.
    c)
    Specific heat capacity of water is 4200 J / (kg K), what amount of water would have 10
    degree rise in temperature if same amount of energy used up at a)?
    d)
    Estimate the time required if same amount of water would be heated to same
    temperature difference by 3.0 kW heater.

    1ST OXFORD-THE DAILY STAR NATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIAD DHAKA, BANGLADESH, (APRIL 29,2011)

    4.

    A 2.0 m long heating element with the resistivity of material 2.0 10 8 m, is used in firing
    alarm. Given that the radius of the wire is 2.4 10 4 m.
    [Clue: R = l / A, A = r2, and P = I2R]
    a)
    Estimate the resistance of the wire.
    b)
    Calculate the power loss if the device is rating 3.0A.
    c)
    What amount of charge it will drag from the source in a day?
    d)
    Calculate the rate at which it loses power per unit square meter.

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