
Momentum and Velocity
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Physics
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6th - 9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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4 Slides • 18 Questions
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Basics of Linear Momentum
Mr. Cascabel
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Momentum
An object in motion will have these two quantities: velocity (v) and mass (m). Together, mass and velocity makes up momentum (p). Momentum of objects are directly proportional to its mass and velocity. So a heavy object, a fast object or both can have a large amount of momentum.
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Which has a greater momentum?
A basketball that rolls 1 m/s or a 10,000 kg tank at rest?
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Momentum
Momentum relies on the quantity or magnitude of both the mass and velocity. If either the mass or velocity of an object is zero, the momentum will then be zero just like the parked tank.
p = m x v
It is unclear why momentum is denoted as "p". It was the Germans and French who first used p to represent momentum.
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Multiple Choice
size and shape
mass and speed
mass and veloctiy
mass and energy
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Multiple Choice
p=mv
p=1/2mv2
p=mgh
p=mg
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Multiple Choice
car
bike
they are equal
cannot determine using the info provided
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Multiple Choice
m/sec
kg/sec
kg/m
kg m/sec
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Multiple Choice
Momentum is represented with which letter?
b
m
v
p
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Multiple Choice
What is the unit for momentum?
m/s
kg
N
kg* m/s
J
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Multiple Choice
55 kg*m/s
100 kg*m/s
250 kg*m/s
500 kg*m/s
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
20000 N
20000 Joules
20000 Kg * m/s
20000 kg * m/s north
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Multiple Choice
If an object velocity is 0 m/s which of the is true.
The object has momentum
The object's momentum is changing
The object has NO momentum
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Multiple Choice
What object will have more momentum a 1000 kg truck moving 7 m/s or a 500 kg car moving 10 m/s
Truck
Car
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Multiple Choice
Mass in Motion
The size of an object
The velocity of an object
A comparison between two objects
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Multiple Choice
Object A
Object B
They are the same
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Multiple Choice
more
less
the same
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Multiple Choice
Momentum can be calculated by multiplying the velocity of the object and its_____.
Acceleration
Mass
Length
Time
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Multiple Choice
remains unchanged in accord with the conservation of momentum.
doubles
quadruples
decreases
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Multiple Choice
74.4 kg
6030 kg
0.0134 kg
80 kg
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Multiple Choice
An ant walking along the ground
An ant at rest
An elephant walking
An elephant running
Basics of Linear Momentum
Mr. Cascabel
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