Basics to momentum
momentum-math
collisions
impulse
momentum concepts
100

What is the momentum formula?

p=mv

100

How much momentum does a 3500 kg truck have when traveling 2.36 m/s? 

8260 kgm/s

100

What are the two types of collisions?

elastic & inelastic

100

What is impulse?

The change in momentum

100

True or False: Momentum can be transferred from one object to another. 

True

200

What are the units for each variable in the momentum formula?

p=kgm/s

m= kg

v= m/s

200

How much momentum does a 66.8 kg bike and rider have when traveling 23.5 m/s? 

1569.8 kgm/s

200

What happens during an elastic collision? 

Object bounce apart?

200

What is the formula for impulse?

impulse = F*t

F*delta t = m*delta v

200

A bowling ball has a momentum of 7kgm/s. It strikes a pin. What is the momentum of the pin?

7 kgm/s. 

300

Rearrange the momentum formula for each variable?

m= p/v

v= p/m

300
What is the velocity of a 5.5 kg object that has a momentum of 550 kgm/s?

100 m/s

300

What happens during an inelastic collision? 

objects stick together

300

How much impulse is applied by a 25 N force in 30 seconds?

750 Ns

300

What has more momentum:

a. a tiny bullet moving at a fast speed

b. a tractor trailer filling up gas

bullet

400

Momentum is a (scalar / vector) quantity.

vector

400

If the momentum of a 165.3 kg speed skater is 2475 kgm/s, how fast is she traveling?

14.97 m/s

400

What is the formula for elastic and inelastic collisions?

elastic: m1v1=m2v2

inelastic: m1v1 + m2v2 = (m1+m2)v3

400

A truck with a mass of 4000 kg moves at 25 m/s. What is the braking force needed to bring the truck to a halt in 15 seconds?

6666.66 N

400

An astronaut holding a tool box filled with tools in space is slowly drifting away from the spaceship. What can the astronaut do to get back to the spaceship.  

Throw the tools in the opposite direction

500

In order for an object to have momentum it must have a _____________.

velocity

500

What is the magnitude of the momentum of a 22.1 gram sparrow flying at a velocity of 8.6 m/s?

0.19 kgm/s

500

What type of collision is the following example: 

The famous Newton's cradle consists of 5 hanging spheres of equal mass. The first ball hits the rest of the balls. When it hits, it stops, and one ball on the opposite side jumps away. 

elastic

500

A 2000 kg car traveling at 18 m/s experiences a force of 2400 N to bring the car to rest. How much time does it take to bring the car to rest?

15 seconds

500

When tossing around the water balloons why did you want to carry through with your catch? 

increasing the time of the catch decreased the force of the catch. Decreasing the possibility of the balloon to pop.  

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