Compare the scenarios by filling in the blanks with greater, less, or same. A rubber ball hits a wall and bounces back at nearly the same speed. A clay ball hits a wall and sticks. change in momentum. change in momentum. impulse. impulse. force. force.

Compare the scenarios by filling in the blanks with greater, less, or same. A rubber ball hits a wall and bounces back at nearly the same speed. A clay ball hits a wall and sticks. change in momentum. change in momentum. impulse. impulse. force. force.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter9: Momentum And Its Conservation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 57A

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Compare the scenarios by filling in the blanks
with greater, less, or same.
A rubber ball hits a wall and
bounces back at nearly the same
speed.
A clay ball hits a wall and sticks.
change in momentum.
change in momentum.
impulse.
impulse.
force.
force.
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