Compare the total momentum before and total momentum after of elastic and perfectly inelastic collision. Compare the total KE before and total KE after of elastic and perfectly inelastic collision

Q: In which type of collision is kinetic energy conserved, a) elastic collisions, b) inelastic…

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Q: In an elastic collision Select one: a. KE is conserved but not momentum b. Momentum and KE are both…

A: Given: In an elastic collision Select one: a. KE is conserved but not momentum b. Momentum and KE…

Q: Summarize what happens to momentum and kinetic energy in a 100% elastic collision. That is, compare…

A: In 100% elastic collision Linear momentum and Total Kinetic energy remains conserved, i.e. Linear…

Q: Least speed after collision: Consider two elastic collisions. In the first case, a golf ball with…

A: Given: Velocity of collision: v Case 1: A golf ball hits a stationery bowling ball. Case 2: A…

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Q: A 90 kg halfback runs north and is tackled by a 120 kg opponent running south at 4 m/s. The…

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Q: a 1250 kg car travelling to the right at a speed of 20 m/s has a head-on collision with 4700 kg…

A: Concept used: In a perfectly inelastic collision, the objects get stuck together after collision and…

Q: a) The small block collides with the large block and sticks together. How fast must the initial…

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Q: What do you understand by Elastic Collision? What type of collision occurs between a golf ball and…

A: Collision is a short time event in which two or more bodies applies force on each other.  Examples…

Q: Which of the following best describes why an egg landing on a pillow is less likely to break than a…

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Q: Cart A is travelling at 1 m/s (south) and Cart B is travelling at 4 m/s (north). After they collide…

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Q: A 0.50-kg object travelling at +1.00 m/s collides with a 1.50-kg object that is stationary.    After…

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Q: Show for a perfectly elastic collision Elastic Collision mv-Mu-mu' m Before with two equal masses.…

A: Given:- The mass of the two objects is equal and they collide with each other in a perfectly elastic…

Q: calculate for the collision's velocity and direction if a train with a mass of 7,000 kg is moving to…

A: Given: The mass of the train is 7000 kg and the initial velocity is 4 m/s to the right. The mass of…

Q: In order to avoid the extra energy and time required in starting and stopping, whenever possible…

A: Mass of empty train and locomotive (M) = 23000 kg Mass of load of gravel (m) = 5200 kg Initial…

Q: A white billiard ball has a mass of 0.170 kg. A green billiard ball has a mass of 0.160 kg. A…

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Q: two balls of mass 300g and 90.0 g are supported by strings 100cm long. The larger ball is pulled…

A: Given data: Mass of the ball m1=30.0g=0.030 kg Mass of the ball m2= 90.0g=0.090 kg Length of the…

Q: In elastic collision which of the following is correct: O A. Linear Momentum and Kinetic energy are…

A: Solution:-(A) Linear momentum and kinetic energy are conserved.Best option (A) is correct as it is…

Q: For any type of one-dimensional collision between two objects, summarize the changes in the momentum…

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Q: Is it possible  for a collision to conserve kinetic energy without conserving momentum? If so, give…

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Q: What is the equation for change of momentum inelastic collision. I’m not understanding it. I know…

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Q: Calculate the original momentum of the fullback. Calculate the impulse exerted on the fullback.…

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Q: A 3.6 kg block moving with a velocity of +4.3 m/s makes an elastic collision with a stationary block…

A: Given, Mass of block m1 = 3.6 Kg Initial Velocity of block v1 initial = 4.3 m/s Mass of other block…

Q: Please select all statement the match the characteristic for Inelastic Collision. Please check all U…

A: In case of inelastic collision , linear momentum of colliding body system remains conserved due to…

Q: A 10.0-kg object moving horizontally at 15.0 m/s collides with a 5.0-kg object that is initially at…

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Q: The product of the average force with the time interval of the collision.

A: Let the average force = F Let the time = t

Q: Two bowling balls engines, both mass of 1.5kg, collide head on and recoil. The collision is elastic.…

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Q: Two cars collide at an intersection. If the cars do not stick together,can we conclude that their…

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Q: A block of mass M hangs straight down from a string of length L. A ball of mass m and speed v0 hits…

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Q: A BB with a mass of 25g travels of 33m/s  to the right and strikes a 100g clay ball moving at 25 m/s…

A: GIVEN: mass of BB (m1)=25g=0.025kg velocity of BB(v1)= 33m/s mass of clay (m2) = 100g=0.1kg velocity…

Q: In an elastic collision _____ -KE is conserved but not momentum: -momentum is conserved but not KE…

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Q: A 0.060-kg tennis ball, moving with a speed of 5.82 m/s , has a head-on collision with a 0.090-kg…

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Q: BEFORE COLLISION AFTER COLLISION 5.00 m/s At rest 2.00 m/s 3.75 m/s A B A B ma = 100 kg mg = 80 kg

A: Initial momentum of a mass A and a mass B before the collision can be given as, Final momentum of a…

Q: A) Objects M and m with velocities V and v collide each other elastically. If their velocities after…

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