Conservation of Momentum 1. A 4-kg mass slides along a frictionless, horizontal table and collides with another 4-kg mass initially at rest. The initial velocity of the first mass is 2 m/sec. What is its momentum? ....According to Newton's third law, there is, for any force exerted, a(n) .....and....................reaction force. The moving body will exert a force on the stationary body, and the stationary body will exert a(n) ........and.…..................reaction force on the moving body. We also know that the time during which the two forces act is equal. Why? ..This means that the two bodies will receive impulses that are ......... ..in magnitude but... ...in direc- tion. The momentum gained by one will be to the momentum lost by the other. This is a form of the law of the conservation of momentum: The total momentum of a system on which no outside force acts remains constant. If the first body comes to rest after it collides with the second, what will be the final velocity of the second body?........ ........

Conservation of Momentum 1. A 4-kg mass slides along a frictionless, horizontal table and collides with another 4-kg mass initially at rest. The initial velocity of the first mass is 2 m/sec. What is its momentum? ....According to Newton's third law, there is, for any force exerted, a(n) .....and....................reaction force. The moving body will exert a force on the stationary body, and the stationary body will exert a(n) ........and.…..................reaction force on the moving body. We also know that the time during which the two forces act is equal. Why? ..This means that the two bodies will receive impulses that are ......... ..in magnitude but... ...in direc- tion. The momentum gained by one will be to the momentum lost by the other. This is a form of the law of the conservation of momentum: The total momentum of a system on which no outside force acts remains constant. If the first body comes to rest after it collides with the second, what will be the final velocity of the second body?........ ........

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