Final grades have been sent via e-mail. Have a happy holiday.

The scores for the final exam have been sent via e-mail, and the solutions are posted to this web site. Final grades will be e-mailed as soon as we have them. Please be patient with e-mails to the instructors and phy2049 while we compute final grades.

Prof. Rinzler is hold a review session on Thursday Dec. 10 periods 6 and 7 in NPB 1001.

The rooms for the final exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

The formula sheet for the final is given here.

The directions to the exam are: ppt format | pdf format.

The exam solutions and distribution have been posted to this web site, and students were e-mailed their score on Exam 3 on Friday.

For the purpose of computing grades, two points will be added to everyone's score on this exam. (You can not receive more than 20 points.) This makes the average on Exam 3 very similar to the average on Exam 1.

The rooms for the third exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

We have added a few formulas to the formula sheet, which is given here and at the original link below.

The directions to the exam are the same as for exam 1: ppt format | pdf format.

The exam solutions and distribution have been posted to this web site, and students have been e-mailed their score on Exam 2.

The rooms for the second exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

We have added a few formulas to the formula sheet, which is given here and at the original link below.

The directions to the exam are the same as for exam 1: ppt format | pdf format.

Problem 43 in chapter 28 of the homework this week is asking for the x, y, and z components of the force. These components can be either positive or negative so include the sign in your answer.

Exam 1 solutions are posted under the Exam solutions link at left. Your exam scores have been e-mailed to your gatorlink account.

The quizzes next week will be based on computer generated practice problems. Each time you load the web page you will get a different problem.

The directions which will be displayed during the exam are available here.

The rooms for the first exam are given below according to the first letter of your last name. Because of space limitations, you must go to your assigned room. If you go to the wrong room, you will be sent to the right room, delaying the start of your exam.

See the UF Campus Map for building locations.

We have added a few formulas to the formula sheet, which is given here and at the original link below.

Help for reading the figure in problem 23-38.

For those students that also have an exam in CHM 2210 on September 23, we will be giving the PHY2049 exam early from 5:30-7:30PM. Please make sure you have e-mailed phy2049 AT phys.ufl.edu so we can notify you once we have reserved a room for the exam. The option of taking the exam early is only available to students in CHM 2210, which we will verify on ISIS.

The formula sheets for the Spring 2009 exams are given below. The formula sheets for this semester will be very nearly the same if not identical. The final version of the formula sheets for each exam will be published here one week prior to the exam. Note that these formula sheets are printed as part of the exam. Do not bring your own copy of the formala sheet to the exam.

Exam 1 | Exam 2 | Exam 3 | Final

All students in the class as of today, the day after the end of the drop/add period, are registered for Wiley Plus. For those students adding the course late, we have now allowed self-registration in Wiley Plus. Please do not wait until the last minute to start your first homework assignment because there are no extensions on the homework.

Please check your other courses to make sure there are no exam conflicts. We already know that there is an exam conflict for Exams 1 and 2 with at least some sections of CHM 2046.

The UF policy for exam conflicts is listed here. Note that assembly exams such as those in PHY 2049 take priority over time-of-class exams. When two assembly exams are in conflict, the higher course number (2049 > 2046) takes priority.

We need to know of any exam conflicts at least one week prior to the exam so that we can provide accomodation if we are required by the above rules.

General announcements to the class will be found here. Check this area frequently. Discussion sections will meet during the first week.

The Fall semester always has the potential for interuptions in classes due to a tropical storm or hurricane. This Fall in addition we have the threat of an H1N1 virus (swine flu) outbreak. Please check this web site regularly for important announcements.