
Conservation of Momentum
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Alex Robinson
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Red car's momentum is 10 kg m/s, Blue car's momentum is -10 kg m/s. Which object's momentum is greater?
Red
Blue
Neither
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Multiple Choice
A large bus and a small car travel the same speed. Which has a larger momentum?
Bus
Car
Neither
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true about an object's momentum?
It will naturally go to 0 kg m/s on its own as it slows down
It will not change unless it interacts with another object
It will eventually hit a maximum amount and stop speeding up
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Multiple Choice
Which is true about an object's change in momentum during an interaction?
Both interacting objects have the same amount
The larger of the interacting objects experiences more
The smaller of the interacting objects experiences more
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes Conservation of Momentum in the bottle rocket lab?
The bottle's momentum is the same going up and coming down
The bottle's momentum up equals the water's momentum down
Momentum is stored as air pressure which is all released
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Multiple Choice
Which law says that an object's momentum will not change unless it interacts with another object.
Newton's 1st
Newton's 2nd
Newton's 3rd
Conservation of Momentum
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Multiple Choice
Which law says that when two objects interact they each experience equal but opposite impulse
Newton's 1st
Newton's 2nd
Newton's 3rd
Conservation of Momentum
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Multiple Choice
An object experiences a known change in momentum, what determines the object's change in speed?
Velocity
Mass
Impulse
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Multiple Choice
A dart gun is shot at a small toy car at rest. In which case will the car move the fastest after getting hit?
The dart has a rubber tip and bounces back the way it was launched
The dart has a suction cup tip and sticks to the car
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Multiple Choice
Which has a larger magnitude of momentum, a 20 kg car traveling 1 m/s or a 5 kg car traveling -4 m/s
The 20 kg car
The 5 kg car
Neither
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Multiple Choice
You are standing alone on a large ship at rest in the ocean. You begin walking North, what happens to the ship.
It moves south
Nothing, it's too big
Its momentum changes but it doesn't move
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