Momentum and Impulse

Momentum Impulse

Multiple Choice

Does a student standing still have momentum?

• yes

• no

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If the object is not moving, there is no momentum. True or False?

• True

• False

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The definition of momentum is

• Mass in Motion
• The size of an object
• The velocity of an object
• A comparison between two objects

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What is the unit for momentum?

• m/s

• kg/s

• kg/m

• kg • m/s

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The equation to calculate momentum is

• p=mv
• p=1/2mv²
• p=mgh
• p=mg

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The momentum of an object depends upon the object's ___________&_____________.  

• size and shape
• mass and speed
• mass and veloctiy
• mass and energy

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Which object has more momentum?

• Baseball in the pitchers hand

• baseball, lost, in a messy room

• baseball in flight

• baseball in a catchers mitt

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Momentum is directly proportional to both mass and velocity. True or False?

• True

• False

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Momentum is a ____________________ quantity

• science

• scalar

• vector

• energy

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A 0.250 kg cart moving at 0.400 m/s has how much momentum?

• 0.1 kg-m/s

• 1 kg-m/s

• 10 kg-m/s

• 100 kg-m/s

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The units for Impulse are

• kg

• $$N\cdot s$$ or J

• N

• m/s or J

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The impulse is ______ the change in momentum

• greater than
• equal to
• less than
• always double

Multiple Select

Padded dashboards in cars are safer in accidents than non padded ones because the passenger hitting the dash has...(Select 2)

• Increased time of impact

• Decreased impulse

• Decreased impact force

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Force and time are ______ proportional

• inversely

• directly

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Impulse is ________ proportional to time and force

• directly

• indirectly

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Is Impulse a Vector or Scalar?

• vector

• scalar

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During a collision. an object experiences an impulse. How can this impulse be calculated?

• Multiplying force by time

• Multiplying mass by velocity

• Dividing velocity by time

• Multiplying mass by acceleration