Physics 102 – Physics for Scientists and Engineers II

Exam 1 Thermodynamics

Show your work on all problem to receive full credit.

A statement about your learning If you copy, you are less prepared. “Doing the work trumps native ability.” Professor Pritchard

of MIT Physics. Those who invest the time working through the problem sets are better prepared to answer exam questions that call for conceptual thinking.

If you copy, you aren’t learning. Research done in 2010 by Professor Pritchard and others showed that those who copied more than 30% of the answers on problem sets were

more than three times as likely to fail the subject than those who did not copy.

If you copy, you violate the principles of academic integrity. Copying is cheating. When you fail to uphold the principles of academic integrity, you compromise yourself and the college.

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Professor Klee Sept 28, 2020

Box your final answer.

Helpful Equations

R = 8.314 J/mol·K C 273.15T T= ? F C

9 32 F

5 T T= + ?

C F

5

9 T T T? = ? = ?