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Member Information   Name: Wesley Strom Location: Age: 31 to 35 years old School: Website: www.oatprofessor.com Member Since: 4/14/2009 About Me:     QuakerOATs Administers 1 Study Group     OAT - Optometry Admission Test 189 Members A study group dedicated to help future optometrists prepare for the OAT exam.     QuakerOATs is a member of 1 Study Group     OAT - Optometry Admission Test 189 Members A study group dedicated to help future optometrists prepare for the OAT exam.

Member Points   Complete registration 10 Points Worth 10 points. Achieved 1 time. Author a public question 950 Points Worth 5 points. Achieved 190 times. Create an exam that is taken 5 times 900 Points Worth 100 points. Achieved 9 times. Create an exam that is taken 25 times 3000 Points Worth 300 points. Achieved 10 times. Create an exam that is taken 100 times 1600 Points Worth 800 points. Achieved 2 times. Create a study group that has 5 members 150 Points Worth 150 points. Achieved 1 time. Create a study group that has 25 members 300 Points Worth 300 points. Achieved 1 time. Create a study group that has 100 members 500 Points Worth 500 points. Achieved 1 time. Total 7,410 Points How Points Work     QuakerOATs Administers 4 Exams     Survey of Natural Sciences - OAT Founded by QuakerOATs This covers the Survey of Natural Sciences portion of the OAT exam. Details Physics - OAT Founded by QuakerOATs This is an exam covering the Physics portion of the OAT exam. Details Quantitative Reasoning - OAT Founded by QuakerOATs This is an exam covering the Quantitative Reasoning portion of the OAT exam. Details OAT Reading Comprehension Founded by QuakerOATs This is an exam covering the reading comprehension portion of the OAT exam. Details

QuakerOATs’s Activity     QuakerOATs The study group OAT - Optometry Admission Test now has 100 members QuakerOATs Founded the exam Physics - OAT which has been taken 100 times QuakerOATs Founded the exam Physics - OAT which has been taken 100 times QuakerOATs The study group OAT - Optometry Admission Test now has 25 members QuakerOATs Founded the exam Quantitative Reasoning - OAT which has been taken 25 times QuakerOATs Founded the exam Quantitative Reasoning - OAT which has been taken 25 times     QuakerOATs has Authored 190 Questions     Authored by QuakerOATs What is the focal length of a lens that forms a virtual image 30 cm from the lens when a real object is placed 15 cm from the lens? A. 10 cm B. 15 cm C. 25 cm D. 30 cm E. 35 cm The distance is given by the thin lens equation, 1/f = 1/p + 1/q. Because the image formed is virtual, the sign of q is negative. Thus: 1/f = 1/p - 1/q = 1/15 – 1/30 = 1/30 f = 30 cm. Details | Answer Authored by QuakerOATs For an infinite sheet of positive charge, the electric field lines: A. Run parallel to the sheet of charge. B. Are perpendicular to the sheet of charge and point in toward the sheet. C. Are perpendicular to the sheet of charge and point away. D. Fall off as 1/r2. E. Fall off as 1/r3. For an infinite sheet of positive charge, the electric field lines are perpendicular to the sheet of charge and point away. Details | Answer Authored by QuakerOATs A net resultant force acting on a body will have which effect? A. The velocity of the body will change. B. The velocity of the body will remain constant. C. The velocity of the body remains constant, but the direction in which the body moves will change. D. The velocity of the body remains constant, but the direction in which the body moves will not change. E. None of the above. Force produces acceleration, which by definition is a change in velocity. Details | Answer Authored by QuakerOATs At the node of a wave: A. The displacement is maximal. B. There is no displacement. C. There may be an open or a free point. D. Both A and B. E. All of the above. There is no displacement at the node of a wave. Details | Answer Authored by QuakerOATs The four underlying equations in electromagnetic theory are called: A. Einstein's Equations. B. Maxwell's Equations. C. Newtons Equations. D. Faraday's Law. E. Pauli's Equations. The four underlying equations in electromagnetic theory are called Maxwell's Equations. Details | Answer Authored by QuakerOATs On a large asteroid, the force of gravity on a 10kg body is 20 N. What is the acceleration due to gravity on the asteroid? A. 0.5 m/s2 B. 2.0 m/s2 C. 6.2 m/s2 D. 9.8 m/s2 E. 98 m/s2 This is Newton’s Second Law. f = F/m = (20 kg m s-2)/10 kg = 2 m/s2. Details | Answer View All 190 Questions QuakerOATs Has Authored