Answer questions 1 & 2 using the pictures below. Answer questions 1 & 2 using the pictures below. Car 1. Mass= 500 kg. Car 2. Mass= 1000 kg 5 m/s -5 m/s Compare momentums. Which is true about the magnitudes of momentum? A. The momentum of Car 1 is 2-times greater than Car 2's momentum. B. The momentum of Car 1 is 4-times greater than Car 2's momentum. C. The momentum of Car 2 is 2-times greater than Car 1's momentum. D. The momentum of Car 2 is 4-times greater than Car I's momentum. 2 Compare KE. Which is true about the magnitudes of kinetic energy? A. The kinetic energy of Car 1 is 2-times greater than Car 2's kinetic energy. B. The kinetic energy of Car 1 is 4-times greater than Car 2's kinetic energy. C. The kinetic energy of Car 2 is 2-times greater than Car I's kinetic energy. D. The kinetic energy of Car 2 is 4-times greater than Car 1's kinetic energy. 3 Which boy has the most inertia? 50 m/s

Answer questions 1 & 2 using the pictures below. Answer questions 1 & 2 using the pictures below. Car 1. Mass= 500 kg. Car 2. Mass= 1000 kg 5 m/s -5 m/s Compare momentums. Which is true about the magnitudes of momentum? A. The momentum of Car 1 is 2-times greater than Car 2's momentum. B. The momentum of Car 1 is 4-times greater than Car 2's momentum. C. The momentum of Car 2 is 2-times greater than Car 1's momentum. D. The momentum of Car 2 is 4-times greater than Car I's momentum. 2 Compare KE. Which is true about the magnitudes of kinetic energy? A. The kinetic energy of Car 1 is 2-times greater than Car 2's kinetic energy. B. The kinetic energy of Car 1 is 4-times greater than Car 2's kinetic energy. C. The kinetic energy of Car 2 is 2-times greater than Car I's kinetic energy. D. The kinetic energy of Car 2 is 4-times greater than Car 1's kinetic energy. 3 Which boy has the most inertia? 50 m/s

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter4: Forces In One Dimension

Section: Chapter Questions

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