This question is a short free-response question. Showyour work for each part of the question.A puck of mass m, slides across a horizontal surfaceand collides with a stationary, nonuniform rod that ispivoted about its left end in three configurations, asshown. In each case, the puck travels with the sameinitial velocity v, and collides with the rod at time te . InCase 1 the puck rebounds away from the rod, in Case 2the puck comes to rest after the collision with the rod,and in Case 3 the puck sticks to the rod. Frictionaleffects between the rod, puck, and floor, as well asfrictional effects of the pivot, are small enough to beconsidered negligible.CasePiyotCase 2Pivot----------------Case 3(a) On the graph below, sketch and label the twoquantities as a function of time for Case 1. You do notneed to calculate values for the y-axis, but the samevertical scale should be used for both quantities.i. Angular momentum of the puckii. Angular momentum of the rodLabel the graphs "puck" and "rod."-Time...Angular Momentum

a) Collision takes place at a time tc before and after , Before tc- Angular momentum of the puck…

This question is a short free-response question. Show your work for each part of the question. A puck of mass m, slides across a horizontal surface and collides with a stationary, nonuniform rod that is pivoted about its left end in three configurations, as shown. In each case, the puck travels with the same initial velocity v, and collides with the rod at time te . In Case 1 the puck rebounds away from the rod, in Case 2 the puck comes to rest after the collision with the rod, and in Case 3 the puck sticks to the rod. Frictional

This question is a short free-response question. Show your work for each part of the question. A puck of mass m, slides across a horizontal surface and collides with a stationary, nonuniform rod that is pivoted about its left end in three configurations, as shown. In each case, the puck travels with the same initial velocity v, and collides with the rod at time te . In Case 1 the puck rebounds away from the rod, in Case 2 the puck comes to rest after the collision with the rod, and in Case 3 the puck sticks to the rod. Frictional

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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