06.21: Which of the following is not o2l3bumbo f hlt4ka;m,xfb)+ 9x bk2k;ne of the seven fundamental SI units using the MKS syst2bfkxuk f+ak;9l)bxt4h mmb,;3o2 l bem?

  95.15: If the unit f*yd.h0oj n f)r(i5rst or force is F, the unit for velocity is V, and the unit for time is T, then*r).sy(0 j ithfro5nd the unit for energy is:

  98.16: If the unit for force is F, the uni6zc18dvd 0 vqnlw,nn 5t for velocity V, and the unit for time T, then the unitlzwnndvd8 n51c 6vq ,0 for momentum is:

  02.25: If M represents units of mass, L represents units of length, a89 8w dsnln7l e5e4mrvnd T represents units of tim7 lelnve4w8mn 8 s9r5de, the dimension of power would be:

  06.32: The kW.hr is a unidux0rejxgc 17r ;i: /st of:

  08.10: Which of the following cewnb o p8 pc(x 862,hcwgf,d,opb0p w4ould be a correct unit for pressure?

  96.01: A light year is feg2 x.e8+ vlwa unit of:

  13.04: A scientist calculated a quantity that was equal to o) kle( vr uv.;zkfw9x/ne light-year. Which one of the following choicevxk(rw /k vu.le)zf 9;s represents the type of quantity that the scientist calculated?

  11.02: Albert Einstein's most famous equatihz j77ffgz konq65k6p wr4bi(nq9:d) on is $E=mc^2$. The unit for the quantity represented by E can be written as which one of the following options?

  04.02: The SI unit of force is named the newton in honor of Sir Ir8gop n8 ( /0nqlnn,absaac Newton's contributions to physics. Which of the following cnbnnla 8r/n(,08oqgp ombination of units is the equivalent of a newton?

  09.03: Which one of the following quantitibyu ey640)sxdohsw 45qloz /-es can have its unit expressed as $ \frac{kg\,m}{s^2} $?

  09.30: In terms of the 7 fundamental SI units, the Ohm is written a3o bcu 83whapt6 qz)o)zn3m,vi u5 -xcs:

  13.44: Which one of the following terms/quantities is most closely a zl+np.l:m br6ssociated with "the measure of the resistance of an obj z:l. r6+bnmplect to length change under lengthwise tension or compression."?

  97.03: A student working on an energy conservation problem has obtra3,;d) o utmb+4 accg)xj/ ooained the answer)rc4tjx bco3 )oa+g udoa/m,; $50\;J s^2/m^2$. The student has solved for:

  16.01: Which one of the following choices represents the smallest amoun,+y ,urc-9x, dw-5 bctv e vx/rg+wnjtt of timec,e 9--wngu/jbc+dv +xx,rt5 rwy, tv?

  16.14: A scientist obtains an answer that has units equivvxs(+sa8/c 9f/ camzat pkl v6399mhsalent to those from compk(ahm6/9mc8l+z93s ss x vcaaf9/ vt puting the square root of the ratio of the Universal Gravitational constant to Coulomb's constant. Which one of the following choices has these same units?

  12.46: There is a quantity called the Plc.16 iiv ba4m,ispk(uanck time $t_{planck}$ which is computed in terms of constants as $t^2_{Planck} = \frac{\hbar G}{c^n}$ where $\hbar$ is Planck's constant divided by $2\pi$, $G$ is the Universal Gravitational Constant, and $c$ is the speed of light. In order for this expression for time to be consistent, what is the numerical value of $n$, the power to which the speed of light is raised?

  07.08: What does one obtain by dividing the distance of m:,i1 v./elqek pa)l- ts+crz 12 Mm by the time of 4 Ts?1pri )ee+.cvlsqa,lm/k:z t -

  17.01: A scientist com;di.vek;rp*v ;07vej /tj g bo- ewm(aputes a speed as $12 \; mm/3 \; μs$. Which one of the following choices represents this same speed?

  08.12: In one year, there uh,gr-gyzlm4 4v. ane0:7mwtare approximately $31.5 \times 10^7 \; s$, Which of the following representations using metric prefixes is equivalent to this value?

  11.03: The distance of one thousa7 qik9l 6b0fbrnd meters can be written as one kilometer. Which one of the following choices best represents a distance of one milbf l9b0kr7 iq6lion meters?

  12.01: Which one of the following lengths is the larges )q8ie+av. q-klwo c;ut?

  13.01: Red light from a laser is noted to have a waveleng apg 6x(, ak0.hc5mdvvth of 632.8 nanometers. Which one of the following choices best represents the mx 0 ,h.ad56pkca vv(mgeaning of the prefix nano?

  14.01: An FM radio station sends a signal with a f,.r 0our tizyrmv:/h ,requency of $99.99 \times 10^6 \; Hz$. Which one of the following choices best represents this frequency expressed using metric prefixes?

  15.01: Which one of the followingh.b.m jt;1s +f(c zuf (ysg+fr choices correctly represents a length of $3.00 \; mm$ ?

  14.18: A rectangular blockc:we*f .x zj6cw.wi 5y of wood has a mass of 17.8 gram and dimensions of length: 3.00 cm, width: 4.00 cm, and height: 2.00 cm. Which one of the following choi*c e5wxf .jicz:w 6yw.ces correctly gives the average density of the block?

  11.09: Which of the following choices best represents the speed of 60.0 m0c5 kt vo 55svzqh0c-piles/hr 5z -hpkv qo50c 5t0vscrewritten in units of km/day?

  12.03: Which of the following choic( jxjt*26 uakhes best represents the value of the speed of light using units of miljjhtaxu6k ( 2*es/week?

  15.06: A car travels at 20.0 miles/hr. Which one of the following choice ;b mx3,5dqq(xlfk.fk s best represents the speed of the car in SI units of ;dkqq mfxlkx3( .,b5f m/s?

  09.02: A room has a floor area *trvg0(/ .kep 3 onkyvof $25 \; m^2$. What is this area written in $cm^2$?

  06.01: The mass of an objecw*d-txmm 0a j09.tyqrt is recorded as $m = 2.10 \times 10^4 \; kg$. This mass has been recorded with how many significant digits?

  09.04: The length measy 6)d :(ss;k) t 2cysbncjggi;urement $L = 0.01230 \; cm$ has how many significant digits?

  10.03: The following 3 measurements of length are giv 8;yitevc )g/f+ykm2cen: $L_1 = 22.05\;m$, $L_2 = 6.1123\;m$, $L_3 = 89.6\;cm$. What is the sum of these measurements using rules of proper significant digits?

  16.04: The following four length measurements are rec(-;fzc,l dt ugpavylxu-5a0s)g- f9r orded: $5.4 \times 10^{−1}\;m$, $5.4 \times 10^{0}\;m$, $5.40 \times 10^{1}\;m$, and $5.400 \times 10^{−2}\;m$. Which one of the following choices best represents the sum of these values using the rules of significant digits?

  11.04: The following 2 measurements b:n:hvp 4l:kesz 7e;hoflength are recorded from an experiments: $L_1 = 4.57 \times 10^3 \; m$ and $L_2 = 2.130 \times 10^2 \; m$. Using the rules of significant digits, what is the sun ($L_1 + L_2$) of these measurements?

  17.17: The following lengths are added tog9n: nk )ghpro0ether: $L_1 = 8.36 \times 10^1 \; m$, $L_2 = 9.20 \times 10^2 \; m$, $L_3 = 1.39 \times 10^{−1} \; m$, and $L_4 = 2.1 \times 10^0 \; m$. How many significant digits are in the resulting sum?

  15.11: Two length measurements are made and record+ajd qy2h g52bed as $L_1 = 84.55 \; cm$ and $L_2 = 33.55 \; cm$. Two other length measurements are made and recorded as $L_3 = 1.750 \; cm$ and $L_4 = 1.250 \; cm$. These measurements are used to compute the quantity ($L_1$ + $L_2$) − ($L_3$ + $L_4$) using the rules of significant figures. Which one of the following choices best represents the correct result to this calculation?

  16.04: The following four length measurements (eb5w xarlj d777it:p ,9gipa are recorded: $5.4 \times 10^{−1} \; m$, $5.4 \times 10^0 \; m$, $5.4 \times 10^1 \; m$, and $5.4 \times 10^2 \; m$. Which one of the following choices best represents the sum of these values using the rules of significant digits?

  17.17: The following length are added g2b 3kd:2yz2n/ 0/i kbffrfdbtogether: $L_1 = 8.36 \times 10^1 \; m$, $L_2 = 9.20 \times 10^2 \; m$, $L_3 = 1.39 \times 10^{−1} \; m$ and $L_4 = 2.1 \times 10^0 \; m$. How many significant digits are in the resulting sum?

  05.30: A scientist measures vd taw ngbij918kfio )12-7fr the dimensions of a rectangular solid to be $1.000\;mm \times 20.00\;cm \times 5.00\;cm$. Using proper scientific notation and significant digits, what is the volume of the box in units of $m^3$?

  12.05: A solid rectangucgl s z)j+-ki(k. i/wmr f:+gplar box is measured to have length $L=13.34\;cm$, width $W=8.45\;cm$ and height $H=3.36\;cm$. Which one of the following choices best represents the volume of the box using proper significant digits?

  13.13: Which one of the following choices represents the measurement dnlp ,pmj+k,na,3lhuxfj4 bj12 r1hzl2 8u3o with the most num dh,j1alru2o1k8pmb,,f24 jl xnzh 33j+ln puber of significant digits?

  10.04: Which of the following relationship correctly ranks the thrjt(pmdct5 tx1mj9wru x- -86u ee given speedx t8w6tupdu t jj(mr51c--9m xs from least to greatest? The speed are given as $v_1 = 1.25 \times 10^{-4} \; cm/\mu s$, $v_2 = 0.076 \; Mm/week$, $v_3 = 9.50\; km/day$

  06.12: Experimental d/y yd6om9 xl-9z hqtp3ata are taken. Which of the following statements is correct about the precision and accuracy of the9-6 yqth o9/x3ly dpmz data?

  14.02: In the laboratory, a student makes the following 6 measurements for t/. x qt2ak ijk4.uxh+fhe length of an object: 5.05cm, 5.06cm, 5.07cm, 5.06cm, 5.07cm and 5.09cm. Using the rules of significant digits, w4qf. tk.jak/h+ui2xx hich one of the following choices correctly represents how she should express the average length of the object?

  07.01: A standard centimeter ruler is shown. Whiczb q4ma fa*a6(h recorded value is the most correct for the location ofaf(mqz6 4b*a a the shaded object’s right end?

  18.07: What is the percent uncertainty in the measurls:+ l/ghdlx z5de7)oement $2.54 \pm 0.16 \; cm$?

  19.17: A sphere has a radius o jk hgvyux(; zr)ofnvd3/s531f $1.96 \pm 0.01 \;m$. What is the approximate uncertainty in its volume?

  95.17: Which is a vector qua o n:,a/jjfkf 3uwd51cntity?

  98.01: Which of the following orpf/ em)4ce0 is not a vector quantity?

  05.01: Which quantity in0+cu1qk *k0aiaav9w s not a scalar?

  08.01: Which of the following quantity isq9kcu o5:xfb* a vector?

  10.02: Which of the following is not a vector qbl m(y 5rhckxoo-3 i9/uantity?

  11.16. Which of the followinglml lnhw7l2ipf/ op3 ; 1iw7x8 is not a vector quantity?

  12.12: Which of the fok3 5h(x /(lsk lrmvim)llowing is a scalar quantity?

  14.09: Which of the following*pz/ gyzl-0fcino 3p4 is not a scalar quantity?

  15.03: Which of the followie.4cr.hqnak qk- 8 *qwng is not a vector quantity?

  17.03: Which one of the following choices is a vectbucn .h,*1j ow+1bk kxor quantity?

  06.02: How tall is a flagpole if the sun is me// 2tmiyqmw t.,8ozat a $53^{\circ}$ angle above the horizon and the shadow is 8.0 meters long?

  99.06: An airplane with air speed 120 km/h is heading due 3 gdy ah1(zgpc2v,z ;gt5lhpk(jkj +3north in a wind blowing due east at 50 km/h. What is the ground;pk az(dv gg ,t5+3h1 j2cpyl( kjz3gh speed of the plane?

  97.40: A boat is traveling at 6).4qs (ef zpwp.0 km/h $30^{\circ}$ W of N with respect to a river. The river is flowing at 3.0km/h from W to E. As observed from shore, the boat is traveling

  02.03: An airplane takes off and flies 300 miles at an angle 1 zop 7myjid9ok26 y3k z;rw4+d6yxwmof $30^{\circ}$ north of east. It then changes direction and flies 600 miles due west before landing. In what direction is the plane’s landing point from its starting point?

  15.36: Rain falls vertically at 12.0 m/s with respect to a stationary observer. /s*;, nxn vnw bn3bp9gA car is moving at an angle of 40° below the horizontal with respect to the observer. A passenger sitting in the car notes that the rain makes an ang,;* nvgnpbs n3nx bw/9le of 29.0° with the vertical. What is the car's speed with respect to the observer?

  07.02: How thick is the average page of cgwwpx7rqgeto 2ln8j-7g3 , .a physics text book in micrometers?

  09.01: Approximately how many seconds is it u6 *lwo(dp0 ucuntil the PhysicsBowl takes place in the yw( plu*o 06ducear 2109 ?

  10.01: The very first PhysicsBowl torh;hev, 0/j 6 pe9uxvw ngpw64ok place in 1985. Approximately how many seconds ago vgruv6 pp whn0h;w/e,x 96ej4did students compete in this first contest?

  06.11: The number of seconds from )* vnplbt*mn 6o 5kzx4now until the beginning of the next millennium (year 3000) co vplmk*x)b*tzn56n 4 an be approximated as $10^x$. What is $x$?

  11.01: Which one of the following choices best represents the sm, ne8sw.vtqow , h39rg+p4xaverage mass of an adult human male? gq,n ,te 4r.+39 mps8wvhwsox

  11.21: Which one of the followi .b441v i tb 4w5d4noqosfl-kjng choices best represents the time it takes for light coming from tho 5jb14nb4 wdliqtvks-of 4.4e Moon’s surface to reach the Earth?

  01.09: The 1st Law of Thermodynamics is a simple statement of the Law of the Conrmess97cf1lav 56sc,servation of Energy. It was first annoucl s1 sm9esra75 fvc,6nced about the time of

  06.05: Newton’s First Law is based on the experimental ol9ef3; (fhh6 ttvl3twork of which person, who rolled spheres down and up inclit o(veh; 6flt39tfh 3lnes?

  94.04: Newton’s First Law is based in part on the wox(8u gfk fg,id7b 8ht0b0g nh,rk of:

  04.01: In chronological order + bi c/ bp6k7;3zfjcgsq4y:aq(earliest to latest), place the following events:
Event A: Henry Cavendish's experiment.
Event B: Newton's work leading towards the Law of Universal Gravitation.
Event C: Tycho Brahe takes astronomical data.
Event D: Nicolaus Copernicus proposes the heliocentric theory.
Event E: Johannes Kepler's work on the orbit of Mars.

  06.39: Chronologically, orlf)45*dt *xambr-2 ce5ioda8fkb g(x der the following events from earliest to most recent:)e*aff*x( 5 br8im5xg- ldokt2 abd 4c
Event A: Albert Einstein describes the photoelectric effect with light as a particle
Event B: Isaac Newton’s theory on optics
Event C: James Clerk Maxwell derives that light is an electromagnetic wave
Event D: Thomas Young’s double slit experiment demonstrating light as a wave

  16.08: In the history +ql 7uq0hlwg*3;n c dmk5cqcej3fp)7 of physics, the names Nicolaus Copernicus, Galileo Galilei, James Clerk Maxwell, and Isaac Newton are very recognizable. Which one of the following choices correctly orders these names chronologically by the approximate dates of each person’s scientific work (ending wi7 lclnc7; pe+5d 0f w*quqgmjch )qk33th the most recent)?

  12.32: To whom was the first Nobel Prize in ph* :m ;4wy ;ue uh;wtfahpgqu59ysics awarded?

  94.23: Albert Einstein 27;j k7sfnylb*kpmp1 won the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on:

  13.19: Which physicist won the Nobel Prize in physics partly foytk)7 t :/6v reag,bsdid4q 0kr the explanation of the photoelectri/:viketa7q4 dkdgy0b6s t)r ,c effect?

  08.11: Which person has won a Nobel Prize in ph2qkrwob kc kr.(bd (30ysics?

  95.23: A Brief History of Time is the title of a book writ6berb,ti (s7 7t.hqqh ten by:

  04.11: The most convincing proof of the fact that elesb) i engncg3.96 xt1d(j o)nbctrical charge comes fundamenn(eo93n 1s.6cn))bj ggtdixb tal sized units was provided by the work of

  07.32: What does LASwyp /,y rrmj 4*sb)(gbER stand for?

  11.20: The transistor is a solid piece of semiconducting mate 8jziy j.lt.w m;w2ui+ q.eeff23m.vdrial with many applications in electronics. The initial development of tr2 fm.wuvled2z mi.f3qw.jt 8j+ye .i ;ansistors and the Nobel Prize awarded for its invention occurred closest to which calendar year?

  14.06: MRI is a commonly used acronym for a medical diagnostic te-m an0 -00 /4if*baemvoslbqmchnique. MRI stands for which one of the foll / l4m0mieo-0qnmbbs*f-a0a vowing choices?

  94.13: The purpose of the December 1993 space shuttle Endeavor mission was to rehs p o(z1z3;hdpair the Hubble Space Telescope. The shuttle astronauts corrected the major problem of the telescozoh(3p1 ;ds zhpe when they: A. replaced an improperly ground lens.

  10.13: The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the l.pf d**x)dq rtr l.qm-argest particle accelerator in the world. To which of the following countries would you have tol.m)drxfq q.- pd rt** travel in order to visit the LHC?

  11.11: The largest particle meu (b;,sg;c vaccelerator in the world is called the LHC. What does L;vg(me ,b cs;uHC stand for?

  13.11: There was great excitement in the physics commu;zq+ rv3d rbo yc7ya664w:mx cnity because of an announcement from the LHC during the summer of 2012. Which one of the following choices best represew+x 6q :4doamr7yb3rccyv;6 znts the reason for the excitement?

  14.19: In 2013, the Nobel Prwd (9tu+ e7lyuize in physics was awarded "for the theoretical discovery of a mechanism that contributes to our understanding of the origin of mass of subatomic particles, and which recently was confirmed through the discovery of the luw+7y ued(9tpredicted fundamental particle, by the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN's Large Hadron Collider". The winners were François Englert and

  15.20: Which one of the foll rdqc*,m-6jttlln ;s)e 8 3 xf;bxgyu +28pggvowing choices best represents the work for which the 2014 Nobel Prize in p;f 8ql)g*,38t tlv2d x n rjgsm+eyu;gc6x b-Physics was awarded?

  16.28: Recent excitement in the physics communitfuzixl4p;k8 wn9s6h fa ws*r1m(1qt4y came from the February, 2016 announcement from LIGO thtsrzs91 1xw;46kiwh4 nufm l*q8p (faat