Choose the correct answer ST ASSESSMENT NO. 2MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read the following situation and choose the letter of the bestanswer.1. A mini dump truck full of abaca fiber collides with amotorcycle or habal-habal. The velocity of the truck andthe motorcycle is the same. WNhich has a greaterimpulse? Why?A. The mini dump truck because it has larger changein momentum.B. The mini dump truck because it is full of abaca fiber.C. The motorcycle because it has larger change inm before andetem.momentum.D. The motorcycle because it has lesser mass.2. A car collided with a bus that has greater mass and velocity than the car. Which ofthese describes the change of momentum of the bus and the car?A. The change of momentum of the bus is less than that of the car.B. The change of momentum of the bus is greater than that of the car.C. The change of momentum of the car and the bus is the same.D. The change of momentum of the car and the bus is zero.momentum andimpulse. It will surely knock the other one backwards.C. greater, lesser3. Two marbles of equal mass are rolling towards each other. One is rolling at 7 m/secand the other at 10 m/sec. The one rolling faster has aA. lesser, lesserB. lesser, greaterD. greater, greaterduct of mass andnd phra

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the following situation and choose the letter of the best 1. A mini dump truck full of abaca fiber collides with a motorcycle or habal-habal. The velocity of the truck and the motorcycle is the same. WNhich has a greater impulse? Why? A. The mini dump truck because it has larger change in momentum. B. The mini dump truck because it is full of abaca fiber. C. The motorcycle because it has larger change in momentum. D. The motorcycle because it has lesser mass. 2 A car oolli

the following situation and choose the letter of the best 1. A mini dump truck full of abaca fiber collides with a motorcycle or habal-habal. The velocity of the truck and the motorcycle is the same. WNhich has a greater impulse? Why? A. The mini dump truck because it has larger change in momentum. B. The mini dump truck because it is full of abaca fiber. C. The motorcycle because it has larger change in momentum. D. The motorcycle because it has lesser mass. 2 A car oolli

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter9: Momentum And Its Conservation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 70A

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