momentum

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    • What is momentum?
      A property of all moving objects
    • How is momentum calculated?
      Momentum is mass times velocity
    • What is the equation for momentum?
      p = mv
    • What are the units of momentum?
      kilogram metre per second (kg m/s)
    • What happens to the momentum of an object at rest?
      It has no momentum
    • How does momentum affect an object's direction?
      It keeps the object moving in the same direction
    • What is the effect of large momentum on direction change?
      It is difficult to change the direction
    • What type of quantity is velocity?
      A vector with magnitude and direction
    • How can momentum be positive or negative?
      Depends on the direction of travel
    • What direction is usually considered positive in momentum questions?
      To the right
    • How does the momentum of a ball change after a collision?
      It changes direction and sign
    • What factors can change the momentum of an object?
      Changes in velocity, direction, or mass
    • How do you calculate the momentum of a tennis ball with mass 0.06 kg and velocity 75 m/s?
      p=p =0.06×75= 0.06 \times 75 =4.5 kg m/s 4.5 \text{ kg m/s}
    • How do you calculate the momentum of a brick with mass 3 kg and velocity 1.5 m/s?
      p=p =3×1.5= 3 \times 1.5 =4.5 kg m/s 4.5 \text{ kg m/s}
    • Why do the tennis ball and brick have the same momentum despite different masses?
      The ball travels faster than the brick
    • What does the principle of conservation of momentum state?
      Total momentum before equals after interaction
    • What types of interactions can momentum conservation apply to?
      Collisions and explosions
    • What happens to momentum in a collision between two objects?
      Total momentum before equals total after
    • How is momentum calculated before a collision?
      Only the moving object's momentum counts
    • What is the total momentum of a system moving in opposite directions at the same speed?
      Overall momentum is zero
    • How do you calculate the total momentum before a collision of a car moving at 10 m/s with mass 990 kg?
      p=p =990×10= 990 \times 10 =9900 kg m/s 9900 \text{ kg m/s}
    • How do you calculate the total momentum after a collision for a car with mass 990 kg moving at 2 m/s?
      p=p =990×2= 990 \times 2 =1980 kg m/s 1980 \text{ kg m/s}
    • How do you find the velocity of the van after a collision?
      Use conservation of momentum equation
    • What is the formula for resultant force?
      F = change in momentum over time
    • What does a negative force indicate in momentum problems?
      Direction is opposite to initial motion
    • What is Newton's third law of motion?
      Forces are equal and opposite in interaction
    • How does Newton's third law apply to walking?
      The foot pushes down, ground pushes up
    • What is the formula for momentum?
      Momentum = mass × initial velocity
    • How is final momentum expressed?
      Final momentum = mass × final velocity
    • What does the equation \( F = mv - mu \) represent?
      It represents the change in momentum over time
    • If a car has a mass of 1500 kg and an initial velocity of 15 m/s, what is the initial momentum?
      22500 kg m/s22500 \text{ kg m/s}
    • What is the force calculated when the final momentum is -7500 kg m/s and initial momentum is 22500 kg m/s over 3 seconds?
      10000 N-10000 \text{ N}
    • What does the negative sign in the force indicate?
      The force direction is to the left
    • What is Newton's third law of motion?
      Forces between two objects are equal and opposite
    • How does Newton's third law explain walking?
      The foot pushes the ground backwards
    • What are the three rules to identify a third law pair?
      Different objects, equal size, same type
    • What are the forces acting on a book at rest on a table?
      • Weight (downward force)
      • Normal contact force (upward force)
    • Why is Student B correct in the example of the book on the table?
      The forces act on different objects
    • What happens when two objects collide according to Newton's third law?
      Both objects will react with equal forces
    • How does acceleration relate to force and mass?
      Acceleration depends on force and mass
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