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A cotton bale of mass 227 kg increases its velocity from 10.0 m/s to 20.0 m/s over 3 seconds. What is the magnitude of the force acting on the cotton bale?

  • 906 N (correct)
  • 454 N
  • 650 N
  • 325 N

Determining the number of moles of oxygen in 10 grams involves which calculation considering its atomic weight?

  • 0.68 moles
  • 63 moles
  • 0.63 moles (correct)
  • 6.3 moles

How many additional 'G' forces did a 173-pound worker experience when he falls 6 feet with an arresting force of 930 pounds?

  • 4.4
  • 3.3 (correct)
  • 2.2
  • 6.0

Which of the following equations is considered balanced in terms of the conservation of mass?

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What does a substance with a pH reading of 1.8 indicate about its nature?

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What is the primary suggested feature of a calculator for students during extensive study efforts?

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What major advantage does using a calculator provide when calculating standard deviation?

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Why is it beneficial to use a calculator for operations involving probability?

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Which mathematical process is mentioned as requiring the use of calculators for efficiency?

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Which of the following operations is noted as being particularly complicated to perform manually?

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What is implied as a consideration for evaluating a calculator's features?

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What mental benefit is associated with using calculators as suggested?

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Which task is mentioned as being particularly time-consuming without a calculator?

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Which operation requires significant mathematical knowledge and is mentioned as a function for calculators?

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What is one of the reasons to use calculators in studies, particularly for standard deviation?

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In a financial calculation, if the interest rate is 8% annually, what is the quarterly interest rate to be used in formulas?

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If P is the present sum of money and F is the future worth after 4 quarters with an interest rate of 2%, which equation would you use?

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In the context of reliability, if R(t) = e^(-λt), which symbol represents the rate of failure events?

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What is the formula to calculate the present value (P) when given the future value (F) and the interest rate (i) for one period?

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If a series of payments A occurs at the end of each quarter for a total of n quarters, which formula correctly represents the future value (F) of these payments?

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In a Poisson distribution, which variable represents the number of observed events?

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What does the symbol 'n' stand for in the context of interest periods?

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If the standard deviation of a dataset is 10 and the mean is 50, what data point would yield a Z-score of -1?

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Which of the following calculations defines the future worth of a present sum after 3 years at an interest rate of 6% compounded quarterly?

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What formula represents the area of a rectangle?

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In the context of radioactive decay, what factor represents the disintegration constant?

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What is the correct formula for the volume of a cube?

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Which of the following angles represents a 70% load on a sling?

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Which equation expresses the relationship between the volumetric flow rate and velocity?

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In trigonometry, which equation correctly represents the sine of angle A?

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What is the circumference of a circle with radius r?

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What does TWA represent in the context of noise exposure?

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Which equation best describes the relationship between individual sound levels and the total sound pressure level generated by multiple sources?

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Given the formula T = (L - 90)/5, what does the variable L represent?

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What does the '3-dB rule' imply in the context of SPL?

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When calculating noise dose using the formula Noise Dose = C/T, what does the variable C signify?

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In the context of force calculations on an inclined plane, how would you represent the force required to slide an object?

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What does the coefficient R represent in the formula for force down a ramp, F = W*sin θ?

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In the equation v = V0 + at, what does V0 represent?

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How is allowable exposure time (T) determined in relation to noise levels?

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Flashcards

Roentgen/hour/foot (R/h/ft)

The amount of radiation emitted per hour from a source at a distance of one foot.

Curie strength (Ci)

The strength of a radioactive source in whole curies.

Half-life (T1/2)

The time required for the radioactivity of a substance to decay to half of its original value.

Energy in megaelectron volts (MeV)

The energy of a particle emitted during radioactive decay, expressed in megaelectron volts.

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Fractional yield (f)

The ratio of the amount of a specific radioactive isotope produced in a reaction to the total amount of radioactive isotopes produced.

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Disintegration constant (k)

The rate at which a radioactive substance decays, expressed in disintegrations per second.

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Volume of a tank

The formula for calculating the volume of a tank, where 'r' is the radius, and 'h' is the height.

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SPL for One Source

The sound pressure level (SPL) of a single noise source is measured in decibels (dB).

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3 dB Rule

The 3dB rule states that if you double the distance from a noise source, the sound pressure level will decrease by 3 dB.

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6 dB Rule

The 6 dB rule states that if you double the power of a noise source, the sound pressure level will increase by 6 dB.

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Time Weighted Average (TWA)

The Time Weighted Average (TWA) is a measure of the average noise exposure over a period of time. It is calculated using a specific formula to account for varying noise levels.

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Allowable Exposure Time (T)

The allowable exposure time (T) is the maximum duration of exposure to a specific noise level without risking hearing damage.

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5 dB Rule

The 5 dB rule states that for every increase of 5 dB in noise level, the allowable exposure time is halved.

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Total Sound Pressure Level (Lpt)

The total sound pressure level (Lpt) generated by multiple sources is calculated by adding the individual sound levels (Lpi) in a logarithmic way.

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Noise Dose

Noise dose is a calculation that considers the noise level and the exposure time to assess the overall risk of hearing damage.

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Force to Slide

The force required to slide an object is determined by the coefficient of friction, the normal weight of the object, and the applied force.

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Reaction Time

The time it takes for a driver to react to a situation, typically measured in seconds.

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Reaction Distance

The distance a vehicle travels during the driver's reaction time.

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Force (F)

The force acting on a body due to its acceleration, calculated as mass times acceleration.

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Adsorption

The process of collecting organic materials on a surface of an activated carbon filter.

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Organic Chemical

A substance containing carbon, often found in living things.

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Calculator Instruction Manual

A comprehensive guide that explains how to use a calculator effectively, featuring clear illustrations to support understanding.

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Standard Deviation

A measure of how spread out data is from the average.

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Population Standard Deviation

A formula used to calculate the standard deviation for an entire population.

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Sample Standard Deviation

A formula used to calculate the standard deviation for a sample of data taken from a population.

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Squaring Numbers

A math operation used to calculate the standard deviation.

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Scientific Notation

The representation of extremely large or small numbers using powers of ten.

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Combinations

A way to calculate the number of ways to select items from a set, where order doesn't matter.

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Permutations

A way to calculate the number of ways to select items from a set, where order matters.

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Factorials

The product of all integers from 1 to a given number.

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Probability

A branch of mathematics that deals with the analysis of random events.

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Present Value (P)

The present value of an amount of money, P, that will be received in the future, F, after n interest periods at a rate of i.

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Future Value (F)

The future value of an amount of money, F, after n interest periods, or the future value of a series of equal payments.

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Interest Rate (i)

The interest rate for a given interest period. Often expressed as a percentage, like 5%.

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Number of Interest Periods (n)

The number of interest periods over which an investment is held. Often expressed in years or quarters.

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Annuity (A)

A series of equal payments made over a period of time. Examples include mortgage payments or regular investment contributions.

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Poisson Distribution (P)

A statistical measure that describes the number of events occurring over a specific time period. It helps to describe the average rate of events.

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Z-score (z)

A statistical score that indicates the number of standard deviations a specific data point is from the mean.

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T-score (t)

A statistical score similar to the z-score, but used when the standard deviation is unknown or the sample size is small.

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Correlation Coefficient (r)

A measure of strength of linear association between two variables. Ranges from -1 to 1, where 1 indicates a perfect positive relationship and -1 indicates a perfect negative relationship.

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Reliability (R(t))

Reliability in a system, represents the probability of the component functioning for a certain time (t).

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