Bill Nye Momentum

The faster you go, the more _ you have

• inertia

• mass

• momentum

• potential energy

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Seatbelts: Transferring momentum since

• 1955

• 1965

• 1975

• 1985

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When moving objects run into each other, they

• always stop

• always move faster

• transfer momentum

• transfer velocity

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Why doesn't the quarter move much?

• It weighs more than the dime

• It's worth more

• The dime was moving slowly

• Because the ruler slowed it down

The momentum of all of the marbles that went flying and the truck after the crash are _ the momentum of the truck full of marbles before the crash

• greater than

• lesser than

• equal to

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If you're not _, you don't have momentum

• accelerating

• moving

• stopping

• turning

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What makes rockets move?

• The hot fuel pushes against the ground

• The momentum of the hot fuel equals the momentum of the rocket

• It has velocity, so it accelerates during a given time

• Mass times velocity equals force

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The momentum of the individual pieces is _ to the momentum of the bouncing ball

• greater than

• less than

• equal to

• velocity

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The plastic model rocket filled with air didn't go very far because

• He didn't pump it enough

• It needs to be hot, and the air was still cold

• The air didn't have enough velocity

• The water was heavier, so it had more momentum

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The tennis ball had _ momentum compared to the basketball

• the same

• less

• more

• no

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