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Equations And

VariablesDefinitions Grab Bag Conceptualizing

Momentum Problems

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What is the missing variable in the momentum equation?

Momentum=Mass X ______

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Momentum=Mass X Velocity

What is Velocity

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What is the missing variable in the impulse-momentum theorem?

_______ X Time Interval=Change in Momentum

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Force X Time Interval=Change in Momentum

What is Force

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The symbol for Momentum?

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P

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The symbol for Change in Time?

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Δt

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What is the missing variable in the impulse equation?

Impulse=Force X ______

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Impulse=Force X Δt

What is Change in Time

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What is Momentum?

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What is a vector quantity defined as the product of an object’s mass

and velocity

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What is an Impulse?

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What is for a constant external force, the product of the force

and the time over which it acts on an object

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What is the Law of Conservation of Momentum?

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What is the total of all objects interacting with one another

remains constant regardless of the nature of the forces between

them

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What is a perfectly inelastic collision?

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What is a collision in which two objects stick together and move with a common velocity after

colliding

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What is an elastic collision?

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What is a collision in which the total momentum and the total

kinetic energy remain constant

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The change in the momentum is also called what?

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What is Impulse

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Stopping times and distances depend upon what?

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What is the impulse-momentum theorem

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What is the equation for the Law of Conservation of Momentum?

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Total Initial Momentum=Total Final Momentum

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Newtons’s 3rd Law leads to a conservation of what?

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What is momentum

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Kinetic energy is not constant in what collision?

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What is an inelastic collision

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Which has more momentum?

A mini-cooper or a semi-truck both traveling at a constant 10 mph

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What is the semi-truck

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Which has more momentum?

A parked semi-truck or a mini-cooper traveling at 10 mph

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What is the mini-cooper

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Which has more momentum?

A train at 1 mph or a bullet at 2000 mph

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What is the train

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Which has more momentum?

A hornet traveling at 2 mph or a pick-up truck that’s parked

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What is the hornet

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Which has more momentum?

Tyler running at 5 mph or Marsha running at the same speed

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What is Tyler

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What is the mass of a bear whose momentum is 1120 kg m/s and

velocity is .25 m/s?

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What is 4480 kg

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What is a .0052 kg bees momentum when its velocity is 2

m/s?

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What is .0104 kg m/s

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What is the impulse when Δt equals 7 seconds and the force is

16N?

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What is 112 kg m/s

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What is Δt when the impulse is 3976.29 kg m/s and force is

14.73N?

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What is 269.94s

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What is the velocity when the momentum equals 1700 kg m/s

and mass is 15.9 kg?

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What is 106.918 m/s