T3 1.)Which of the following is always true for a collision? (Choose all that may apply.)   A.) individual momentum is conserved B.) Velocity is conserved C.) total momentum is conserved D.) Kinetic Energy is conserved

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Q: 2. A 10-g ball is dropped from a height of 1.5 m above the ground. If the collision time is 0.25 s…

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Q: 1) A child and wagon weigh 40kg and the velocity is 2.5m/s. What is the momentum?

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Q: Explain why. i. What does the law of conservation of momentum say will happen in a closed system?…

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Q: A particle of mass mo travels at a speed 0.33c. Part A At what speed will its momentum be doubled?…

A: The relativistic momentum of the particle is p=γm0v=m0v1-v2c2

Q: 5. A 80kg monkey is running north at 3m/s. He accidentally collides with a 225kg gorilla that is not…

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Q: 1) For what collision(s) is momentum conserved. Use your answer in the calculations to support your…

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Q: If a more-massive attacking object strikes a less-massive target object.. a)  What happens to the…

A: Given- More massive object and less massive object, Momentum is p = mv,

Q: kg m² S³ are base units of, A Work B Moments. C Power. D Impulse. A

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Q: What are Newton’s Laws of Motion?

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Q: Consider two clay balls moving toward each other. The balls have equal magnitude momenta (p1=p2),…

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Q: For each run of your elastic and inelastic collision experiment, observe the initial momentum and…

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Q: The velocities of Ball A andB before and after the collision are shown. Both have the same mass. 8…

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Q: 1. a) Define momentum. b) State the SI unit of momentum.

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Q: A .97 kg projectile moves at 19 m/s a. What is its momentum? b. How fast would a 5kg ball have to…

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Q: B. Multiple Choice: Choose the letter of your best answer. 6. Which of the following statements is…

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Q: DOES AN OJECT AT REST HAVE MOMENTUM? WHY OR WHY NOT? * efe WHAT ASSUMPTIONS WILL YOU MAKE REGARDING…

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Q: Let a mass of 3.0 kg be standing still and a second mass of 5.0 kg come along and hit it with…

A: Masses m1=3 kg m2=5 kg Respective initial velocity u1=0 m/s u2=4 m/s Respective final velocity v1=5…

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Q: 3. A racing car with a mass of 1500 kg attains a speed of 180 km/hr. What is its kinetic energy?…

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Q: DOES AN OJECT AT REST HAVE MOMENTUM? WHY OR WHY NOT? * efe WHAT ASSUMPTIONS WILL YOU MAKE REGARDING…

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Q: 1 A 100K9 man is running at 5 6m/s. What is his momentum?

A: Mass of man (m) = 100 kg running speed of man (v) = 5.6 ms

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A: Given:- A moving hammer hits a nail and drives it into a wall. Find:- a) If the hammer hits the nail…

Q: 1. What is the definition of momentum?

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Q: If a 40 Kg object has a momentum of 400Kg*m/s. how fast is it traveling? 5 If an object traveling at…

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Q: .    With the 3rd table, find the ratio of the total momentum before and after each collision. 2.…

A: Given: m1 = 0.5146 kg m2=0.5197 kg

Q: How does the Impulse compare to the change in momentum? Write an equation to show the relationship…

A: Newton's second law (Fnet = m • a) clearly states that the acceleration  is directly proportional…

Q: What is the momentum of a 3kg particle that is traveling at 100 m/s? What is the total momentum…

A: mass, m=3 kg velocity, v=100 m/s Momentum, P=m×v=3×100=300 kg-ms

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Q: If you dive into water, you reach rrather depthd than if you do a belly flop. Explain these…

A: According to Newton's second law, The change in momentum is equal to net external force acting.…