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  • A2L Item 001: Identifying the correct acceleration graph for a rolling ball on an incline. (Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 002: True/false statements about a moving object's acceleration. (Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 003: Identify situations in which a body is not accelerating. (Mechanics, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 004: Statements about the acceleration of a ball that is thrown vertically. (Acceleration, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 005: A baseball is shot into the air; compare its acceleration at different times on a picture. (Acceleration, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 006: Compare the average accelerations of different objects. (Acceleration, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 007: Determine how far a marble rolls across felt given some information about change in velocity. (Displacement, Friction, Gravity, Acceleration, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 008: Compare and interpret graphs of velocity vs. time for a toy rocket and payload. (Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 009: Evaluate the effects of friction early in your trip, versus late in your trip, on the trip time. (Displacement, Friction, Mechanics, Reasoning, Acceleration, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 010: Improving accuracy of freefall measurements. (Error Analysis, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 011: Assess the validity of a solution procedure for airplane aborting takeoff. (Acceleration, Mechanics, Problem Solving)
  • A2L Item 012: Comparing accelerations of objects from their position vs. time graphs (Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 013: Use a strobe diagram to tell when something is accelerating. (Acceleration, Graphing, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 014: Assess the validity of a solution procedure for skateboarder on an incline. (Graphing, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Acceleration, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 015: Compare the accelerations of two different objects. Underscores importance of both magnitude and direction. (Acceleration, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 016: Use strobe diagrams to find average accelerations. (Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 017: Identify the corrrect acceleration graph for a rolling ball kicked back up an incline (Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 018: Identify the direction of acceleration when traveling in a vertical circle. (Acceleration, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 019: Identify velocity graph for cart on incline (Velocity, Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 020: Applying Newton's Third Law to bowling. (Forces, Mechanics, Newton's Third Law)
  • A2L Item 021: Identify the equal-and-opposite force (from Newton's Third Law) to the gravitation force. (Newton's Third Law, Mechanics, Forces)
  • A2L Item 022: Compare the travel times of two different masses travelling down differently-shaped ramps. (Conservation, Dynamics, Energy, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 023: Early problem of child pulling dog in wagon with constant velocity. (Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 024: Forensic physics in a car crash. (Dynamics, Friction, Mechanics, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 025: Examine some position/time graphs to find out which objects had a net force applied to them. (Graphing, Forces, Dynamics, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 026: Order the extent of compression of an internal spring in a 2 mass system given the same total force and mass. (Forces, Mechanics, Reasoning, Dynamics, Springs)
  • A2L Item 027: Qualitative consideration of the net force on a vertical spring toy. (Reasoning, Mechanics, Forces, Dynamics, Springs)
  • A2L Item 028: Analyze the forces acting between a tow truck pushing a car. (Dynamics, Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Newton's Third Law, Problem Solving)
  • A2L Item 029: Moving a chair by internal motions only. (Dynamics, Forces, Friction, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 030: Order cases by increasing tension in string attached to hanging block. (Mechanics, Forces, Dynamics, Tension)
  • A2L Item 031: Identify the direction of the force caused by an accelerated object on the traversed surface. (Dynamics, Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Newton's Third Law)
  • A2L Item 032: Identify the graph of the vertical component of force on a ball rolling on a horizontal, then sloped surface. (Dynamics, Forces, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 033: Determine the presence of a horizontal force from a strobe diagram. (Forces, Graphing, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 034: Determine the relative size of the net force from a strobe diagram. (Mechanics, Graphing, Forces)
  • A2L Item 035: Determine the presence of forces in addition to friction from a strobe diagram of the objects' motion. (Forces, Friction, Graphing, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 036: Associate a strobe diagram with a verbal description of motion (Graphing, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 037: Identify correct force graph for block dropped on a spring. (Dynamics, Forces, Graphing, Mechanics, Springs)
  • A2L Item 038: Compare the time for two different moving blocks to stop due to kinetic friction. (Dynamics, Friction, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 039: Specify motion of block at rest pulled by known tension. (Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Dynamics, Tension)
  • A2L Item 040: Compare forces in the case of a hammer hitting a nail into wood. (Dynamics)
  • A2L Item 041: Determine the ratio of masses for a pulley system to remain at rest. (Dynamics, Mechanics, Reasoning, Tension)
  • A2L Item 042: Determine the motion of a pulley sustem at rest when the support position is moved. (Dynamics, Mechanics, Reasoning, Tension)
  • A2L Item 043: Specifying the number of forces on a block in a stack. (Forces, Interactions, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 044: Recognize the direction of the normal force on a ball on curved vertical track. (Mechanics, Forces)
  • A2L Item 045: Compare tensions when there is no motion. (Interactions, Mechanics, Tension)
  • A2L Item 046: Select correct free body diagram for block on incline. (Forces, Mechanics, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 047: Compare the force on a water balloon in three different situations. (Forces, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 048: Identify the sources of force on a fly ball. (Forces, Interactions, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 049: Identify the forces on a hanging monkey. (Forces, Interactions, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 050: Consider statements about tension in a horizontal wire bearing a weight. (Forces, Mechanics, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 051: Identify size of friction force on rock on incline. (Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 052: Identify position where spring force is maximum. (Forces, Graphing, Mechanics, Reasoning, Springs)
  • A2L Item 053: Compare the gravitational force on identical blocks in different situations. (Forces, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 054: Select the appropriate free body diagram for car accelerating on a highway. (Forces, Friction, Graphing, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 055: Identify the forces on a ball thrown vertically at a point not its maximum. (Forces, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 056: Compare the normal force on identical blocks in several different situations. (Forces, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 057: Identify the correct velocity graph for ball rolling, first horizontally, then down an incline. (Velocity, Mechanics, Graphing)
  • A2L Item 058: Identify bodies not accelerating (Acceleration, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 059: Compare accelerations from velocity-time graphs. (Velocity, Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 060: Recognize the direction of the net force on a ball on curved vertical track. (Vectors, Mechanics, Friction, Forces)
  • A2L Item 061: Compare the tension in wires supporting a picture frame. (Forces, Mechanics, Tension)
  • A2L Item 062: Identify correct statements about an elastic collision between two bodies involving a spring between them. (Mechanics, Interactions, Energy, Springs)
  • A2L Item 063: Indicate the path of a rock dropped by someone on a merry-go-round. (Mechanics, Rotational Motion, Vectors, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 064: Describe the change in angular velocity with change of mass. (Rotational Motion, Mechanics, Angular Velocity)
  • A2L Item 065: Identify conserved quantities when rock is dropped from a rotating platform. (Angular Momentum, Conservation, Energy, Interactions, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 066: Indicate the path of a rock thrown radially from a rotating platform. (Mechanics, Rotational Motion, Vectors, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 067: Identify the conserved quantities when a rock is thrown radially from a rotating platform. (Conservation, Forces, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 068: Identify the principle for efficient problem solving. (Angular Momentum, Conservation, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 069: Find final angular velocity when rock is thrown tangentially from a rotating platform initially at rest. (Angular Momentum, Angular Velocity, Conservation, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 070: Identify the number of forces acting on a block. (Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Springs, Tension)
  • A2L Item 071: How many forces do work on a block. (Displacement, Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Work)
  • A2L Item 072: Specify work to reverse the motion of an object. (Energy, Mechanics, Work)
  • A2L Item 073: Specify the impulse needed to reverse an objects direction of motion. (Impulse, Mechanics, Momentum)
  • A2L Item 074: Find the final velocity of perfectly inelastic collision of two cars. (Conservation, Mechanics, Momentum)
  • A2L Item 075: Compare the impulse delivered to a car in two different collision situations. (Dynamics, Mechanics, Momentum)
  • A2L Item 076: Compare the work done on a car during two different collision situations. (Energy, Impulse, Kinetic Energy, Mechanics, Momentum, Work)
  • A2L Item 077: Identify the correct statements regarding force, impulse, kinetic energy and work. (Impulse, Kinetic Energy, Mechanics, Forces, Work)
  • A2L Item 078: Find the velocity along the equator to keep the sun fixed in the sky. (Mechanics, Rotational Motion, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 079: Determine the velocity of a car from information about its displacement. (Displacement, Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 080: Find the final angular velocity when a bug on a rotating plate crawls to a new radius, (Mechanics, Conservation, Angular Momentum, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 081: Identify the principle that leads to most efficient solution of the problem. (Problem Solving, Mechanics, Angular Momentum, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 082: What is the maximum angular velocity that allows a bug to remain fixed on a rotating disk. (Dynamics, Friction, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 083: Describe the motion of a child on rotating disk after dropping a rock. (Dynamics, Friction, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 084: Identify which of two masses that slide down an inclines with friction has the larger speed at the bottom. (Acceleration, Forces, Friction, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 085: Indicate whether both objects in a collision ever travel with the velocity of the center of mass. (Conservation, Mechanics, Momentum, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 086: Specify the characteristics of the linear acceleration of a body having uniform angular velocity. (Acceleration, Angular Velocity, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 087: Specify the characteristics of the linear acceleration of a body having uniform angular acceleration. (Acceleration, Angular Acceleration, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 088: Find the work done by a heated gas in a vertical piston. (Energy, Problem Solving, Thermodynamics, Work)
  • A2L Item 089: Identify the correct assertion regarding the change of pressure in an expanding gas. (Ideal Gas, Pressure, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 090: Identify the correct assertion regarding the change of temperature in an expanding gas. (Ideal Gas, Temperature, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 091: Identify the correct statements regarding the energy of and heat flow between two bodies. (Energy, Temperature, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 092: Identify the correct definition of heat. (Heat, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 093: Find the initial potential energy stored in a spring between two known masses given the final velocity of one of the masses. (Springs, Mechanics, Energy)
  • A2L Item 094: Determine the friction force acting on a rolling disk pulled by a string wrapped about its circumference. (Rotational Dynamics, Rotational Motion, Mechanics, Forces, Torque)
  • A2L Item 095: Determine the tension in a string wrapped around the disk and attached that holds a disk fixed on an incline. (Forces, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Rotational Motion, Rotational Dynamics)
  • A2L Item 096: Determine the friction force acting on a disk held fixed on an incline by a string wrapped around the disk and attached to the top of the incline. (Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Rotational Dynamics)
  • A2L Item 097: Identify the correct relation between the tensions in two strings supporting a uniform bar. (Mechanics, Tension, Torque)
  • A2L Item 098: Identify the tension in one of two strings of unequal length that are supporting a uniform rod. (Mechanics, Tension, Torque)
  • A2L Item 099: Identify the correct statement about forces acting on a rod hinged to a wall and supported by a string. (Forces, Mechanics, Tension)
  • A2L Item 100: Identify which mass has the larger speed after a spring pushes it along a rough surface. (Energy, Friction, Mechanics, Springs, Work)
  • A2L Item 101: Identify the correct motion of a spool pulled by a string passing over the top of the central axle. (Mechanics, Rotational Dynamics, Torque)
  • A2L Item 102: Identify the correct motion of a spool pulled by a string passing along the bottom of the central axle. (Rotational Dynamics, Torque)
  • A2L Item 103: Identify the correct motion of a spool pulled by a string passing at an angle to the bottom of the central axle. (Mechanics, Rotational Dynamics, Torque)
  • A2L Item 104: Identify the correct statement regarding torque due to two forces. (Mechanics, Rotational Motion, Torque, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 105: What is the speed of a hoop rolling on an incline after its center has fallen a distance h? (Conservation, Energy, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 106: Find the ratio of tensions in a system of two masses rotating about a center. (Angular Velocity, Mechanics, Rotational Dynamics, Tension)
  • A2L Item 107: Determine the unknown mass given ratio of moment of inertia about two axes. (Angular Velocity, Mechanics, Moment of Inertia)
  • A2L Item 108: Determine the time for angular displacement given information about angular acceleration and velocity. (Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 109: Estimate the heat needed to boil a cup of water. (Heat, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 110: Identify the final temperature of two bodies placed in thermal contact. (Heat, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 111: Identify the temperature reading that is the same on both the Fahrenheit and Celsius scales. (Temperature)
  • A2L Item 112: Indicate the sign of the work done on a gas during an isobaric compression process. (Graphing, Thermodynamics, Work)
  • A2L Item 113: Identify the isobaric path. (Graphing, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 114: Identify the final pressure after an ideal gas undergoes a free expansion. (Ideal Gas, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 115: Identify the final temperature after an ideal gas undergoes a free expansion. (Ideal Gas, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 116: Indicate the direction of the total electric field at the origin due to two rods. (Distributed Charges, Electric Field, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 117: Indicate the direction of the electric force on a charge. (Electromagnetism, Forces)
  • A2L Item 118: Indicate the direction of the electric force on a charge. (Electromagnetism, Forces)
  • A2L Item 119: Indicate the direction of the electric force on a charge. (Forces, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 120: Indicate the size of the electric force on a charge. (Electromagnetism, Forces)
  • A2L Item 121: Indicate the direction of the electric force on a charge due to two other charges. (Forces, Electromagnetism, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 122: Identify the correct force diagram. (Newton's Third Law, Forces, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 123: Identify the correct electric fields due to charges. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field)
  • A2L Item 124: Identify the situation having greatest electric flux through a specified gaussian surface. (Electromagnetism, Flux)
  • A2L Item 125: Identify the force on one block pushed by another. (Dynamics, Forces, Mechanics, Newton's Third Law)
  • A2L Item 126: Find the mass of the bottom block in a stack. (Forces, Mechanics, Newton's Third Law)
  • A2L Item 127: Given configurations of Gaussian surfaces and electric field lines, identify the situations having non-zero flux. (Electromagnetism, Flux)
  • A2L Item 128: Identify the friction force on a block at rest on an incline. (Dynamics, Forces, Friction, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 129: Identify the correct relationship for potentials when the distance between charges changes. (Distributed Charges, Electromagnetism, Potential Energy)
  • A2L Item 130: Identify the friction force on a block at rest on an incline. (Magnetic Field, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 131: Specify the motion of a block on an incline given that a block of half the mass moves with constant speed. (Dynamics, Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 132: Identify the correct relationship for total energy when the distance between charges changes upon release. (Conservation, Electromagnetism, Energy)
  • A2L Item 133: Recognize the direction of the acceleration of a ball on curved vertical track. (Acceleration, Mechanics, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 134: Identify the situation for which moving a positive charge from infinity to the origin would require the most work. (Electromagnetism, Potentials, Work)
  • A2L Item 135: Select the situation for which the movement of a negative charge through an electric field results in the greatest increase of potential energy. (Electromagnetism, Potential Energy, Work)
  • A2L Item 136: Identify changes on the normal force on an object in an elevator. (Acceleration, Dynamics, Forces, Gravity, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 137: Determine the friction force on a slab from graphical information. (Dynamics, Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Newton's Third Law)
  • A2L Item 138: Determine the velocity of a block before a collision from information about the final state of the system. (Conservation, Friction, Mechanics, Momentum)
  • A2L Item 139: Indicate which action takes the least work. (Mechanics, Work)
  • A2L Item 140: Indicate which charge configuration contains least potential energy. (Electromagnetism, Energy, Potential Energy)
  • A2L Item 141: Identify the block that travels further along a rough surface. (Displacement, Kinetic Energy, Mechanics, Work)
  • A2L Item 142: Identify the block that stops in least time. (Dynamics, Forces, Friction, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 143: Compare the speed of a block falling vertically to that of one sliding down a smooth incline. (Conservation, Energy, Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 144: Compare average speed of two masses traveling down different surfaces. (Conservation, Energy, Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 145: Compare the final speed of two masses traveling down different surfaces. (Conservation, Energy, Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 146: Identify the correct behavior of a body subject to the given potential energy function. (Mechanics, Potential Energy)
  • A2L Item 147: Identify the points of a potential energy function for which the force is zero. (Forces, Mechanics, Potentials)
  • A2L Item 148: Characterize the force associated with a potential energy function. (Forces, Mechanics, Potential Energy)
  • A2L Item 149: Identify the spring system with the largest potential energy. (Mechanics, Potential Energy, Springs)
  • A2L Item 150: Indicate the correct statement(s) regarding the work done moving a charge between to points having different electric potential. (Electromagnetism, Potentials, Work)
  • A2L Item 151: Identify the ball reaching the end of its track first. (Dynamics, Mechanics, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 152: Identify the ball reaching the end of its track first. (Dynamics, Mechanics, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 153: Identify which vehicle receives the largest impulse during a collision. (Impulse, Mechanics, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 154: Indicate the total distance traveled after a series of displacements. (Displacement, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 155: Identify the total impulse received by a mass reversing direction due to hitting and compressing a spring. (Energy, Impulse, Mechanics, Momentum, Problem Solving, Springs)
  • A2L Item 156: Identify the principles needed to solve the problem. (Strategic Approach, Problem Solving, Impulse-Momentum Theorem, Work-Energy Theorem)
  • A2L Item 157: Identify the correct statement about the impulse on two blocks due to the gravitational force. (Impulse, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 158: Indicate the total displacement after a series of displacements. (Displacement, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 159: Identify the final velocity after a totally inelastic collision. (Conservation, Interactions, Mechanics, Momentum)
  • A2L Item 160: Identify the appropriate principle for determining the final velocity after a totally inelastic collision. (Conservation, Mechanics, Strategic Approach)
  • A2L Item 161: Determine the speed of a runner who overtakes a slower runner. (Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 162: Select the correct principle for efficient solution. (Problem Solving, Strategic Approach, Work-Energy Theorem)
  • A2L Item 163: Identify the correct principle to solve the problem most efficiently. (Acceleration, Dynamics, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Strategic Approach)
  • A2L Item 164: Identify the correct principle to solve the problem most efficiently. (Work)
  • A2L Item 165: Identify the correct principle to solve the problem most efficiently. (Energy, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Strategic Approach, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 166: Identify the correct principle to solve the problem most efficiently. (Displacement, Forces, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Strategic Approach)
  • A2L Item 167: Identify the angular velocity of a mass reaching the bottom of a vertical circular track. (Conservation, Energy, Mechanics, Rotational Motion, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 168: Estimate the average acceleration for a specified time interval from an acceleration/time graph. (Acceleration, Graphing, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 169: Find instantaneous acceleration given a velocity/time graph. (Velocity, Mechanics, Graphing, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 170: Identify electrical quantities that change depending upon conductor shape. (Electromagnetism, Resistance)
  • A2L Item 171: Identify the configuration of charges having the lowest electrostatic potential at the origin. (Electromagnetism, Potentials)
  • A2L Item 172: Identify the torque due to two forces about a specified point. (Mechanics, Rotational Motion, Torque, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 173: Identify the situation having least angular momentum. (Angular Momentum, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 174: Identify the correct expression for the electric field a distance from the center of a ring of charge. (Electric Field, Distributed Charges, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 175: Identify the acceleration of a mass hanging from a string wound about a disk free to rotate about its center. (Acceleration, Mechanics, Rotational Motion, Tension)
  • A2L Item 176: Identify the acceleration of a disk free to move and unwind. (Mechanics, Dynamics, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 177: Identify the angular acceleration of a disk free to move and unwind. (Angular Acceleration, Mechanics, Rotational Dynamics, Torque)
  • A2L Item 178: Determine the mass that would cause a disk to roll up a curb. (Mechanics, Rotational Dynamics, Torque)
  • A2L Item 179: Identify the correct statement(s) regarding the magnetic field of a current carrying wire. (Current, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 180: Identify locations where the total magnetic field due to two bar magnets is zero? (Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 181: Identify the direction of the net force on a current carrying semicircular wire in a uniform B-field. (Electromagnetism, Forces, Magnetic Field, Right-Hand Rule)
  • A2L Item 182: Identify the correct statements regarding an astronaut in space. (Gravity, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 183: Identify the orientation for which a two block and spring system will jump highest. (Dynamics, Impulse, Mechanics, Reasoning, Springs)
  • A2L Item 184: Determine the acceleration of a hoop rolling down an incline. (Acceleration, Magnetic Field, Rotational Dynamics)
  • A2L Item 185: Identify the torque about one end of a uniform rod suspended by two strings of unequal length. (Mechanics, Tension, Torque)
  • A2L Item 186: Determine the mass of a rod hinged to a wall and supported by a string. (Problem Solving, Mechanics, Forces, Tension, Torque)
  • A2L Item 187: Determine the acceleration of a rolling disk pulled by a string wrapped about its circumference. (Acceleration, Forces, Mechanics, Rotational Dynamics)
  • A2L Item 188: Determine the acceleration of a disk rolling down an incline. (Acceleration, Mechanics, Rotational Dynamics)
  • A2L Item 189: Determine the friction force acting on a disk rolling down an incline. (Forces, Friction, Mechanics, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 190: Identify the work done on a gas during a thermodynamic cycle. (Graphing, Ideal Gas, Thermodynamics, Work)
  • A2L Item 191: Identify the correct statement about the comparison of the internal energy of states of a gas. (Graphing, Ideal Gas, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 192: Identify the graphical representation of an isobaric compression process. (Thermodynamics, Graphing)
  • A2L Item 193: Determine the heat extracted during one portion of a thermodynamic cycle. (Graphing, Heat, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 194: Identify the correct assertion regarding process quantities for a thermodynamic cycle. (Graphing, Reasoning, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 195: Compare the heat for two different thermodynamic paths between two temperatures. (Graphing, Thermodynamics)
  • A2L Item 196: Indicate the situation in which a moving charge in a magnetic field travels the greatest distance. (Displacement, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field, Right-Hand Rule)
  • A2L Item 197: Indicate the situation in which a moving charge in a magnetic field has the largest displacement in time T. (Displacement, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field, Right-Hand Rule)
  • A2L Item 198: Indicate how a negative charge should move in a magnetic field to have a force in the direction specified. (Electromagnetism, Forces, Magnetic Field, Right-Hand Rule)
  • A2L Item 199: Indicate the direction of the electric field at the origin due to two rods. (Distributed Charges, Electric Field, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 200: Identify the correct statement(s) regarding a charged particle in a region having both an electric and magnetic field. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field, Work)
  • A2L Item 201: Indicate the configurations of uniformly charged rods for which the electric field at the origin is along the x-axis. (Distributed Charges, Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 202: Indicate the configurations of uniformly charged rods for which the electric field at the origin has non-zero components in both the x and y directions. (Distributed Charges, Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 203: Indicate the charge situation that can account for a specified field constraint. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 204: Identify the induced charge on the surface of a cavity in a conductor. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Induced Charge)
  • A2L Item 205: Identify the field inside a charge-free cavity lying inside a conductor. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field)
  • A2L Item 206: Identify the total surface charge density on a charged cylindrical conductor with a charged wire lying along its axis. (Distributed Charges, Electromagnetism, Induced Charge)
  • A2L Item 207: Compare work done on a charge as it moves along different paths in the presence of other fixed charges. (Electromagnetism, Work)
  • A2L Item 208: Identify points around a physical dipole having zero electric field. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 209: Identify the correct graph of the x-component of the electric field. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Graphing)
  • A2L Item 210: Identify the correct graph of the x-component of the electric field. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Graphing, Vectors)
  • A2L Item 211: Identify the acceleration of a rotating mass after having to determine the velocity. (Acceleration, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Rotational Motion)
  • A2L Item 212: Identify the distributed charge configuration having the larges electric field at the origin. (Distributed Charges, Electric Field, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 213: Indicate the electric field due to a uniformly charged rod at a point along its axis some distance from its end. (Distributed Charges, Electromagnetism, Electric Field)
  • A2L Item 214: Identify the correct statement(s) regarding flux. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field, Flux)
  • A2L Item 215: Indicate the truth or falsity of a statement regarding the implication of flux for the electric field on a surface. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Flux)
  • A2L Item 216: Indicate the truth or falsity of a statement regarding the relationship between the electric field and potential at a point. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Potentials)
  • A2L Item 217: Indicate the changes in stored charge, potential difference and stored energy in an isolated capacitor when a dielectric is inserted between the plates. (Capacitors, Dielectric, Electromagnetism, Energy, Voltage)
  • A2L Item 218: Identify the changes in the charge, potential and stored energy when a charged isolated capacitor is connected to another capacitor. (Capacitors, Electromagnetism, Energy, Voltage)
  • A2L Item 219: dentify the change in charge, voltage and stored energy when a charged isolated capacitor is connected to another in parallel. (Capacitors, Electromagnetism, Energy, Voltage)
  • A2L Item 220: Identify the object having lowest resistance. (Electromagnetism, Resistance)
  • A2L Item 221: Identify the correct comparison between the voltages at two different points in a circuit. (Voltage, Electromagnetism, Circuits)
  • A2L Item 222: Identify the correct relationships regarding currents in a circuit. (Circuits, Current)
  • A2L Item 223: Identify the consequence of connecting a second bulb in parallel in a circuit. (Circuits, Electromagnetism, Power)
  • A2L Item 224: Identify the consequence of connecting a second bulb in series in a circuit. (Power, Electromagnetism, Circuits)
  • A2L Item 225: Identify the brighter of two bulbs having different wattages in a series circuit. (Circuits, Electromagnetism, Power)
  • A2L Item 226: Identify the objects experiencing a force as a bar magnet moves past a point charge. (Electromagnetism, Forces, Magnetic Field, Newton's Third Law)
  • A2L Item 227: Identify the motion of a charge released from rest in external E and B fields. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Forces, Magnetic Field, Right-Hand Rule)
  • A2L Item 228: Identify the motion of a charge with initial velocity in external E and B fields. (Electric Field, Electromagnetism, Forces, Magnetic Field, Right-Hand Rule)
  • A2L Item 229: Identify the direction of the magnetic field at the center of a current loop. (Current, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field, Right-Hand Rule)
  • A2L Item 230: Identify the correct expression for the magnetic field at the center of a current loop. (Current, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 231: Identify the current configuration that gives maximum magnetic field at a specified point. (Current, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 232: Identify the correct assertion regarding the field due to a current segment. (Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 233: Identify the current configuration causing the largest magnetic field at a specified point. (Current, Electromagnetism, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 234: Identify the correct statement(s) regarding the force between two current carrying wire segments. (Current, Electromagnetism, Forces, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 235: Identify the correct statement(s) regarding a conducting bar moving through a uniform magnetic field. (Forces, Electromagnetism, Electric Field, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 236: Identify the effects on a conducting bar moving through a magnetic field on rails. (Flux, Electromagnetism, Electric Field, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 237: Identify the effects on a conducting bar resting on rails as a bar magnet is dropped through the circuit. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field, Current, Flux, Magnetic Field)
  • A2L Item 238: Identify the situations having an induced Emf. (Electromagnetism, Voltage)
  • A2L Item 239: Identify the situations having an induced current flowing clockwise. (Electromagnetism, Flux, Lenz's Law)
  • A2L Item 240: Identify the resistor dissipating the most power. (Electromagnetism, Power, Reasoning, Circuits)
  • A2L Item 241: Identify the circuit whose battery does more work charging a capacitor. (Work, Reasoning, Circuits, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 242: Identify the circuit whose battery does more work establishing a current through an inductor. (Inductors, Electromagnetism, Current, Circuits, Work)
  • A2L Item 243: Identify the correct values of the Amperian loop integrals. (Right-Hand Rule, Maxwell's Equations, Electromagnetism)
  • A2L Item 244: A loop of wire moves near a long current-carrying wire. When is the current in the loop clockwise? (Electromagnetism, Lenz's Law)
  • A2L Item 245: Identify the electrical quantities that change when a metallic cylinder is placed in an isolated capacitor. (Reasoning, Electromagnetism, Capacitors)
  • A2L Item 246: Identify the electrical quantities that change when a conducting cylinder is removed from between the plates of a capacitor. (Electromagnetism, Reasoning, Capacitors)
  • A2L Item 247: Identify the correct expression for the energy stored in a capacitor. (Electromagnetism, Circuits, Capacitors, Energy)
  • A2L Item 248: Identify the correct expression for the energy stored in an inductor. (Energy, Electromagnetism, Circuits, Inductors)
  • A2L Item 249: Identify the correct amount of energy dissipated while charging a capacitor. (Inductors, Energy, Electromagnetism, Circuits, Capacitors, Resistance)
  • A2L Item 250: Identify the total energy dissipated in a resistor as an L-R circuit reaches maximum current. (Inductors, Energy, Electromagnetism, Circuits, Resistance)
  • A2L Item 251: Identify the circuit that is equivalent to the initial behavior of an RC circuit. (Electromagnetism, Circuits, Capacitors, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 252: Identify the circuit that is equivalent to the long term behavior of an RC circuit. (Electromagnetism, Circuits, Capacitors, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 253: Identify the circuit that is equivalent to the initial behavior of an RL circuit. (Inductors, Electromagnetism, Circuits, Reasoning)
  • A2L Item 254: Identify the circuit that is equivalent to the behavior of an RL circuit after a long time. (Inductors, Reasoning, Electromagnetism, Circuits)
  • A2L Item 255: Indicate the direction of the electric field at the origin due to 4 charges. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field)
  • A2L Item 256: Indicate the direction of the electric field at the origin due to 4 charges. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field)
  • A2L Item 257: Indicate the direction of the electric field at the origin due to 4 charges. (Electromagnetism, Electric Field)
  • A2L Item 258: Identify which of two travelers take the least time to travel the same distance. (Velocity, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 259: Identify the location of an object at a specific time given a plot of velocity versus time. (Displacement, Graphing, Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 260: Identify the displacement of an object at a specific time given a plot of velocity versus time. (Displacement, Graphing, Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 261: Identify the spring having the largest spring constant. (Springs, Reasoning, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 262: Identify the possible consequences of a collision. (Momentum, Mechanics, Energy)
  • A2L Item 263: Identify the cart exerting the larger force. (Newton's Third Law, Mechanics)
  • A2L Item 264: (Velocity, Acceleration)
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  • A2L Item 266: (Acceleration, Velocity)
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  • A2L Item 268: (Acceleration, Displacement, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 269: (Acceleration, Displacement, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 270: (Acceleration, Displacement, Forces, Gravity, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 271: (Acceleration, Displacement, Dynamics, Forces, Gravity, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 272: (Velocity, Problem Solving, Mechanics, Gravity, Forces, Dynamics, Displacement, Acceleration)
  • A2L Item 273: (Acceleration, Displacement, Dynamics, Forces, Gravity, Mechanics, Problem Solving, Velocity)
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  • A2L Item 276: (Acceleration, Displacement, Dynamics, Forces, Gravity, Mechanics, Velocity)
  • A2L Item 277: (Acceleration, Displacement, Forces, Gravity, Tension)
  • A2L Item 278: (Acceleration, Displacement, Forces, Gravity)
  • A2L Item 279: (Acceleration, Forces, Friction, Gravity, Tension)
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  • A2L Item 293: (Work)
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  • A2L Item 295: (Waves)
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