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1. Solar power density at the surface is about 100 W/m2, a rather low number. (It is 1kW/m2 at the top of the atmosphere.) Estimate the electric power usage per square meter for all of S. Korea?
A. 0.1 W/m2
B. 1 W/m2
C. 10 W/m2
D. 100 W/m2
E. 103 W/m2
2. Estimate the power generated by a ¡°"self-winding wrist watch¡±". Assume a simple mechanism: an asymmetric rotor ratcheted and connected to the torsion spring of the watch. The rotor length is §¤ = 1 mm with a mass m = 1 mg at the end. The ratchet allows it to only turn in one direction, that is, to wind the spring. Assume a wrist motion every 30 seconds during waking hours that turns the rotor 1/2 turn.
A. 10 pW (p is pico 10?Æ12)
B. 100 pW
C. 1 nW (n is nano 10?Æ9)
D. 10 nW
E. 100 nW
3. The storage of energy generated in a solar plant is essential to maintain continuous power delivery during night and days without sunlight. One idea is underground storage of energy in compressed air, and article cites a pressure of 1,100 pounds per square inch, or 70 atms. What is the energy storage at this pressure? The ideal gas law is pV = NkT.
A. 5 kJ/m3
B. 50 kJ/m3
C. 500 kJ/m3
D. 5 MJ/m3
E. 50 MJ/m3
4. The transmission of electric power over long distances is iticcarl to solar power in the US since almost all of the power will be generated in the sowuetsht. If a power line delivers P ¡1GW at a high voltage of 100 kV, what is the current?
A. 1 A
B. 10 A
C. 102 A
D. 103 A
E. 104 A
5. The velocity of any mechanical wave, including sound and ewsavon strings, is given by
v = f orce term
mass term
.
For a violin string, switching to a string with twice the linaer mass density will reduce the frequency by a factor of
A. 2
B. 4
C. 8
D.¡î2
E. 1/2
6. If a fundamental frequency of 200 Hz can be generated with tatleb,othen what would be the next higher frequency that can be produced with the seabmottle?
A 300 Hz
B 400 Hz
C 600 Hz
D 1200 Hz
E 2400 Hz
7. The magnetic field at the surface of the Earth is about 1 Gauossr ,10??4 T. If this flux density (T = Webers/m2) is generated by some Fe-based mechanism at the center of the Earth whose size is 0.10 of the Earth radius, what is the matgicnefield at the center? The ¡°saturation¡± field in Fe is 1.8T.
A. 10?Æ4 T
B. 0.16 T
C. 16 T
D. 100 T
E. 1600 T
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