Flash Check Direction: Answer the following questions briefly. Show the given, formula, solution and final answer for problem solving. 1. Compare and contrast elastic and inelastic collision using Venn Diagram. 2. Determine the momentum of a 40-kg freshman moving southward at 2 m/s. 3. Alfred whizzes around the ice-skating rink and suddenly sees his small brother Aldrich at rest directly in his path. Rather than knock him over, he picks Aldrich up and continues in motion without stopping. Consider both Alfred and Aldrich as parts of one system, and there are no outside forces acting on it. Answer the following. Before collision: Mass (kg) Momentum (kg-m/s) 1. Velocity (m/s) Alfred 60 Aldrich 35 2. Total Momentum 3. After Collision 4. Does Alfred's speed increase or decrease? 5. Does Aldrich's speed increase or decrease? 6. What is the total mass of the boys? 7. What is the total momentum of the boys? 8. What is the new speed of both boys after collision?

Flash Check Direction: Answer the following questions briefly. Show the given, formula, solution and final answer for problem solving. 1. Compare and contrast elastic and inelastic collision using Venn Diagram. 2. Determine the momentum of a 40-kg freshman moving southward at 2 m/s. 3. Alfred whizzes around the ice-skating rink and suddenly sees his small brother Aldrich at rest directly in his path. Rather than knock him over, he picks Aldrich up and continues in motion without stopping. Consider both Alfred and Aldrich as parts of one system, and there are no outside forces acting on it. Answer the following. Before collision: Mass (kg) Momentum (kg-m/s) 1. Velocity (m/s) Alfred 60 Aldrich 35 2. Total Momentum 3. After Collision 4. Does Alfred's speed increase or decrease? 5. Does Aldrich's speed increase or decrease? 6. What is the total mass of the boys? 7. What is the total momentum of the boys? 8. What is the new speed of both boys after collision?

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