momentum vectors.6 m.s-14 m.sFig 1.8: The velocity of the ball changes during a cExercise 1.11. a) Define momentum.SF CStadard Futonatualb) State the SI unit of momentum.2. Explain, in your own words, the difference between momentum and inertia.3.Provide three examples of situations in which:a) velocity is the main factor determining an object's momentumb) mass is the main factor determining an object's momentum.4. What is the momentum of a 6 kg bowling ball travelling at 2,2 m.s east?5. The momentum of a 75 g bullet is 9 kg.m.s1 toward a target. What is the bullet'svelocity?A 10 kg bicycle and a 54 kg rider both have a velocity of 4,2 m.s east. Drawmomentum vectors for:6.a) the bicycleb) the riderc) the bicycle-rider system.7. At what velocity does a 0,046 kg golf ball leave the tee if the club has given theball a momentum of 3,45 kg.m.s-l south?8.The blue whale is the largest mammal on the Earth. A female blue whale swimsat a velocity of 57 km.h west and has a momentum of 2,15 x 10 kg.m.s. Whatis the whale's mass?A 38 000 kg loaded transport truck is travelling at 1,2 m.s west. What does thevelocity of a 1 400 kg car need to be for the car to have the same momentum asthe truck?9.10. Which of the following objects will experience the greater change in momentum:a) a 14 000 kg bull-dozer decreases its speed by 1 m.s or,b) a 10 g rifle bullet, travelling at 1 500 m.s-, becomes embedded in the truckof a tree?18• Topic 1: Momentum and impulseAll Quyc tuis

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