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1.) A bowling ball is rolling along a bowling lane. If it rolls at twice the speed, then its: A) Momentum is twice as large 1) B) Energy is four times as large C) Both the above is true D) None of the above are true

1.) A bowling ball is rolling along a bowling lane. If it rolls at twice the speed, then its: A) Momentum is twice as large 1) B) Energy is four times as large C) Both the above is true D) None of the above are true

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**Physics Problems** 1.) A bowling ball is rolling along a bowling lane. If it rolls at **twice the speed**, then its: - A) Momentum is twice as large - B) Energy is four times as large - C) Both the above are true - D) None of the above are true **Answer:** 1) ________ 2.) When a truck drives into a haystack, it doesn’t get damaged. When it drives into a concrete wall, there is a lot of damage. Both cases have the same initial speed for the truck and the same final speed as well. What is the difference between these two cases? - A) The initial momentum is less when it strikes the haystack. - B) The impulse is less when striking the haystack - C) The change in momentum is less when striking the haystack - D) Force of impact is less when striking the haystack **Answer:** 2) ________
Transcribed Image Text:**Physics Problems** 1.) A bowling ball is rolling along a bowling lane. If it rolls at **twice the speed**, then its: - A) Momentum is twice as large - B) Energy is four times as large - C) Both the above are true - D) None of the above are true **Answer:** 1) ________ 2.) When a truck drives into a haystack, it doesn’t get damaged. When it drives into a concrete wall, there is a lot of damage. Both cases have the same initial speed for the truck and the same final speed as well. What is the difference between these two cases? - A) The initial momentum is less when it strikes the haystack. - B) The impulse is less when striking the haystack - C) The change in momentum is less when striking the haystack - D) Force of impact is less when striking the haystack **Answer:** 2) ________
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