1/2/2023   WELCOME PHYS 2611 !! 

    This curated blog has example questions for further study from each 
chapter and if/when you ask me a question by e-mail that has info I 
think useful to others in the class, I will anonymize it (see below for 
an example) and include it here for everyone to access and think about. 

-Dr. C. 

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Practice Problems for M I 
(please don't freak out trying to do ALL of these, just take a 
gander and see if you can think your way through them. Then do a 
few that are more intricate...then you'll be ready for anything!) 

Ch 23 4,6,10,11,13,17,18,25,26,35,36,38,45,56,63,74,79
Ch 24 1,4,9,15,22,28,33,43,52,57,60
ch 25 4,12,23,34,43,48,59,69,73

More practice problems for MII !!

Ch 26 11,18,24,33,38,46,57,66,73
Ch 27 4,9,17,26,29,33,38
Ch 28 6,9,14,19,22,25,32,54
Ch 29 4,12,22,26,33,37,41,49,52,75
Ch 30 4,7,17,18,23,40,53,59,67

More practice problems!! MIII

Ch 31   6,11,17,23,30,46,60
Ch 32   2,31, 71
Ch 33   2,48,57
Ch 34   4,7,8,9,10,28,45,51
Ch 35   5,22,39,47,60,69
Ch 36   3,10,20,36,41,63, 64
Ch 37   5,17,29,40,54


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Hi Dr. Crescimanno,

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8/11/2020

Hi Dr. C.,
In regards to submitted the homework online, is our answer supposed to 
go to a certain decimal place? Additionally, is there a threshold an 
answer is supposed to be in between for accuracy if rounding occurred? I 
did not try to submit anything, but I vividly remember online calc 
homework was extremely sensitive to that. 


Thanks, UUUUUUUUUUUUU

Hi  UUUUUUUUUU, 

   Good questions! SO, the engine logs as correct any answer within 
about 3 percent of what it calls the correct answer. So it shouldn't be 
too fussy with respect to places...three sig figs should be enough for 
almost all the problems. Also, note that sometimes you can't just start 
with an alphabetic...that is, of the answer was, say, 3/4, you need to 
type "0.75" rather than ".75" on some browsers...Also scientific 
notation is with 'e' as in one million you type "1e6" and 29 nanometers 
you'd enter as "2.9e-8" or "29e-9". Hope that helps!!
Take care and see you around....

-Dr. C. 

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