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What is momentum?
Momentum
is a property that all
moving
objects have.
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How is momentum calculated?
Momentum
is equal to the
mass
of an object multiplied by its
velocity
.
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What is the momentum of a 4,500 kg dinosaur charging at 12 m/s?
The momentum is
54
,
000
kg m/s
54,000 \text{ kg m/s}
54
,
000
kg m/s
.
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What is the momentum of a 1,200 kg car traveling at 25 m/s?
The momentum is
30
,
000
kg m/s
30,000 \text{ kg m/s}
30
,
000
kg m/s
.
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What type of quantity is momentum?
Momentum
is a
vector quantity
.
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What does it mean that momentum has both magnitude and direction?
It means that momentum can be
positive
or
negative
depending on the direction of motion.
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What is the conservation of momentum principle?
In a
closed system
, the total momentum before an event is the same as the total momentum after the event.
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How do you find the total momentum before a collision between a dinosaur and a car?
By adding the dinosaur's momentum and the car's momentum together.
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What is the total momentum before the collision of the dinosaur and the car?
The total momentum is
24
,
000
kg m/s
24,000 \text{ kg m/s}
24
,
000
kg m/s
.
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What does a positive total momentum indicate in this scenario?
A positive total momentum indicates that the
direction
of motion is to the right.
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How do you find the shared velocity after the dinosaur and car collide?
By rearranging the
momentum
equation to show that velocity equals momentum divided by
mass
.
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What is the shared velocity of the dinosaur and car after the collision?
The shared velocity is
4.4
m/s to the right
4.4 \text{ m/s to the right}
4.4
m/s to the right
.
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What happens to momentum when stationary objects are involved?
Stationary objects have
zero
momentum before an event, and the total momentum after must also be zero.
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How does the gun's recoil relate to the bullet's momentum?
The gun's momentum plus the bullet's momentum must equal
zero
.
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What is the momentum of a 5 gram bullet fired at 120 m/s?
The momentum is
0.6
kg m/s
0.6 \text{ kg m/s}
0.6
kg m/s
.
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How do you express the gun's momentum if its mass is 2 kg and its velocity is unknown?
The gun's momentum can be expressed as
2
v
2v
2
v
, where
v
v
v
is the velocity.
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How do you find the gun's recoil velocity?
By rearranging the
equation
2
v
+
2v +
2
v
+
0.6
=
0.6 =
0.6
=
0
0
0
to find
v
v
v
.
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What is the recoil velocity of the gun?
The recoil velocity is
−
0.3
m/s
-0.3 \text{ m/s}
−
0.3
m/s
.
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What does a negative recoil velocity indicate?
A negative recoil velocity indicates that the
gun
is moving backwards.
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What is the symbol for momentum?
The symbol for momentum is
p
p
p
.
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How can the momentum equation be expressed using its symbol?
The momentum equation can be written as
p
=
p =
p
=
m
v
mv
m
v
.
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What are the key concepts of momentum discussed in the video?
Momentum
is
mass
multiplied by
velocity
.
Momentum is a
vector quantity
with magnitude and direction.
Conservation of momentum
states total momentum before an event equals total momentum after.
Momentum can be zero for
stationary objects
.
The
symbol
for momentum is
p
p
p
.
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