2017 年度日本政府（文部科学省）奨学金留学生選考試験
QUALIFYING EXAMINATION FOR APPLICANTS FOR JAPANESEGOVERNMENT (MONBUKAGAKUSHO) SCHOLARSHIPS 2017

学科試験
問題
EXAMINATION QUESTIONS（高等専門学校留学生）
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS

物理PHYSICS

注意☆試験時間は 60 分

PLEASE NOTE: THE TEST PERIOD IS 60 MINUTES

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1. As shown in the figure, blocks A (mass of 3.0 kg), B (mass of 8.0 kg), C (mass of9.0 kg), and D (mass of 5.0 kg) are connected using massless strings 1, 2, and 3.
When block D is pulled with a horizontal force F of 20 N, answer the following
three questions. All answers must be given under two significant figures. Ignore thefriction forces between the blocks and the floor.
string 1

A

string 2B
3.0 kgstring 3C
8.0 kgF = 20 N
D

9.0 kg

5.0 kg(1) Find the acceleration a of the system (blocks A~D).

(1)

1m/s2

(2) Find the tension T2 on string 2 (between block B and block C).

(2)N(3) Find the tension T3 on string 3 (between block C and block D).

(3)

2N

2. Answer the following two questions about dynamical equilibrium. Use thegravitational acceleration g [m/s2] if necessary.

(1) As shown in the figure, two identical massless springs (spring constant of k [N/m]and original length of L [m]) and an object (mass of m [kg]) are connected in astraight line between a floor and a ceiling. When the object is in dynamical
equilibrium, derive the distance x [m] from the floor. Ignore the size of the object.
ceiling2Lx(1)[m]floor(2) As shown in the figure, an object (mass of m [kg]) is hanging from a massless string
fixed on the ceiling of an elevator. When the object is in dynamical equilibrium in theelevator moving up with an acceleration of a [m/s2], derive the tension T [N] on thestring.

Tma(2)

3[N]3. As shown in the figure, object A (mass of 3M [kg]) and object B (mass of M [kg])are horizontally moving in the completely opposite direction, with speeds of 2V[m/s] and V [m/s], respectively. Derive the speeds of the two objects after a collisionof them, and choose the best one among (A) ~ (F) and write the letter ((A) ~ (F)) ofyour choice. The coefficient of restitution in the collision is e. Ignore the friction
forces between the objects and the floor.
A
3M

B

V

2V

M
(before a collision)

AB

VA

3M

M

VB
(after a collision)

(A)
(D)

5

94

4

74(B)
(E)

43(C)

453(F)

4VA ;VB ;4544434

4. Answer the following four questions. All answers must be given under twosignificant figures.
(1) Water (mass of 300 g) is in a cup with a mass of 400 g. Their initial Celsius
temperature is 20 . An object with a mass of 200 g and a Celsius temperature of 95
is then put into the cup. Find the Celsius temperature of water when they (the cup,water, and the object) are all in thermal equilibrium. Use 2.0 J/(g•K), 4.2 J/(g•K), and0.90 J/(g•K) for the specific heat capacities of the cup, water, and the object,respectively. Ignore any other objects outside the system.

(1)(2) There is an ideal gas with an absolute temperature T1 of 300 K, a volume V1 of3.0×10 2 m3, and a pressure p1 of 1.0×105 Pa. Then, the ideal gas is heated andcompressed. Find the pressure p2 [Pa] of the ideal gas when the absolute temperatureand volume of the ideal gas become T2 = 400 K and V2 = 2.5×10 2 m3, respectively.

(2)

5Pa

(3) A gas with a volume V1 of 2.0×102 m3 and a pressure p of 1.0×10 5 Pa is in acylinder. The gas is compressed while keeping the pressure constant, and then thevolume of the gas becomes V2 = 1.6×102 m3. Under the process, find the work W[J] which is given to the gas from the outside.

(3)J(4) There is an ideal gas of 2.0 mole monoatomic molecules. The initial Celsius
temperature, volume, and pressure of the ideal gas are t1 = 27 , V1 = 9.0×102 m3,
and p =1.0×10 5 Pa, respectively. Then, a heat Q = 1.0×10 4 J is given to the ideal gas
while keeping the pressure constant. Find the volume V2 [m3] when the Celsius
temperature of the ideal gas becomes t2 = 227 . Use the gas constant R of 8.3J/(mol•K) if necessary.

(4)

6m3

5. As shown in the figure, point charges qB = 2.0×106 C and qD = 2.0×106 C are at
the corner B and D, respectively, of square ABCD with a length of a side of 3.0 m.
Answer the following three questions under two significant figures. Use theCoulomb’s law constant ke of 9.0×10 9 N･m2/C2 and 2 = 1.41 if necessary.
D(1) Find the magnitude FB [N] of the force on qB.

qDCAqBB(1)

N(2) Find the magnitude EC [N/C] and the direction of the electric field at the corner C.
For the direction, choose the best one among (a) ~ (f) in the following figure andwrite the letter ((a) ~ (f)) of your choice.
(d)
(e)

(c)
(b)

C
(f)

(2)
(2) direction ;

7(a)

N/C

(3) Find the potential φC [V] at the corner C. Let the potential to be 0 at infinity.

(3)

8V

6.

As shown in the figure, a circuit is made using a battery (voltage E = 7.0 V), fourresistors (R1 = 1.0 Ω, R2 = 4.0 Ω, R3 = 2.0 Ω, and R4 = 3.0 Ω), and switch S. Answer
the following three questions under two significant figures.
SR1R4R3R2E(1) Find the current I3 [A] in resister R3, with switch S open.

(1)A(2) Find the current I2 [A] in resister R2, with switch S open.

(2)A(3) Find the current I2 [A] in resister R2, with switch S closed.

(3)

9A

7.

A medium at x [m] position with a displacement y [m] in time t [s] causes a wave
given as,3 cos

125.

Answer the following three questions regarding this wave. All answers must be
given under two significant figures.
(1) Find the speed v [m/s] of the wave.

(2)

(3)

(1)

m/s

(2)

s

(3)

mFind the period T [s] of the wave.

Find the wavelength[m] of the wave.

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