If the momentum of a single point object is equal to zero, must the object’s kinetic energy also be zero?

Q: When a ball is thrown up, the magnitude of its momentum decreases and then increases. Does this…

A: Given that a ball's momentum first increases when it is thrown up, then it decreases. We must…

Q: A vehicle travelling at 15 km/h collides head-on with a tiny car travelling at 30 km/h. One of the…

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Q: Suppose you catch and hold a baseball, and then someone invites you to catch and hold a bowling ball…

A: Scenario: A person is invited to catch and hold either base ball or bowling ball. The condition…

Q: Collision mass of Coin 1 [moving] (kg) mass of Coin 2 [stationary] (kg) velocity (m/s) Coin 1…

A: Given that mass of coins m1=0.0044 kg m2=0.0044 kg Velocity before collision- Along x- direction…

Q: How can you say that momentum is conserved

A: According to the second law of motion. The momentum (p) is said to be conserved when no external…

Q: Which of the following quantities are vectors? distance, time, mass, area, energy, impulse,…

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Q: When an object explodes into two fragments, the lighter one gets more kinetic energy than the…

A: Solution    Given dataWhen an object explodes into two fragments, the lighter one gets more kinetic…

Q: An object can be travelling upward and slowing down; its momentum is southward? True or False

A: Momentum of any object is given by the product of the object's mass and the object's velocity.…

Q: A squash ball hits a wall at a 45° angle as shown in Fig. 7–29.What is the direction (a) of the…

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Q: Two objects collide and stick together. Which quantity is conserved? Select one or more: Only linear…

A: Only linear momentum

Q: Part 1 Calculate the component of the force that is parallel to the momentum: F₁ = (i 1 Part 2 Your…

A: Part 1  The component of force parallel to momentum is  F∥=F→.p→p2p→…

Q: (d) Estimate the average power dissipated on superman chest from each of the bullet. (e) If superman…

A: Given Data: Each bullet of mass mb=2 g=2×10-3 kg No. of bullets, N=100 Bullet initial speed, ub=400…

Q: By what factor does an object’s kinetic energy change if its speed isdoubled? By what factor does…

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Q: A ball with a mass of 275 g is dropped from rest, hits the floor and rebounds upward. If the ball…

A: Given : m = 275 g = 0.275 kg vi = -2.70 m/s (negative because ball is thrown downward) vf = 1.70 m/s…

Q: if the velocity of the moving body is doubled, what does this do to kinetic energy and momentum of…

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Q: Is it possible to conceal momentum in the same way as kinetic energy is concealed as heat?

A: Step1: Explanation Unlike kinetic energy , momentum is directional. Atoms are going under random…

Q: A figure skater glides across the ice to another skater at rest. They collide inelastically. The…

A: Inelastic Collison: The kinetic energy loss in the inelastic collision between two or more than two…

Q: A piece of putty is dropped vertically onto a floor, where it sticks. A rubber ball of the same mass…

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Q: A 1-kg object and a 2-kg object have equal nonzero momenta. Which object has the larger kinetic…

A: The expression for kinetic energy is given by, K=P22m Here, P is the momentum and m is the mass of…

Q: A 0.1 kg ball is thrown with a speed of 20.0ms-1 at an angle of 30.0 degrees with the horizontal.…

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Q: For a closed system, when the kinetic energy of the object quadrup O doubles remains the same…

A: The law of conservation of energy, also known as the first law of thermodynamics, states that the…

Q: (2) An object initially at rest breaks into two pieces because of an explosion. One pieces has twice…

A: Initial speed of object = v = 0 m/sMass of object = mFinal speed of first piece = v1Mass of first…

Q: If the speed of a particle is doubled by what factor is it's momentum changed? By what factor is…

A: Let's explain it step by step  Part 1: The momentum and kinetic energy of a particle change when its…

Q: What is the relationship between saying conserved quantity and inelastic collision of two objects,…

A: The relationship between saying conserved quantities and inelastic collision is that the few…

Q: Discuss any mechanisms in physics (momentum) that applies and reasons why runners still continue to…

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