Thinking back on the "Egg Throw" demonstration, which statement aboutthe impulses experienced by the eggs is true?O The egg thrown at the sheets experienced a greater amount of impulse.O The egg thrown at the wall experienced a greater amount of impulse.O There is no way to tell with the information given.O They each experienced the same amount of impulse acting on them.

Let us assume, the egg has some mass (m) and thrown with a velocity (v). As we know that the product…

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An oatmeal cookie is dropped on the floor. Is this an inelastic collision? Why or why not? It is because the cookie and floor can be considered one object. It is because the cookie and floor are stuck together. It is not because there is not momentum involved. It is not because the cookie and floor do not move away together as a unit.
An insurance company is testing air bag safety. Car A has front air bags and Car B does not. In both cases, the cars are driven into a brick wall with the same momentum. In Car A, the dummy survives, but in Car B, the dummy does not. In terms of impulse and force, please explain this result. The dummy in Car B experienced a greater impulse and a greater force than in Car A. O The dummy in Car B experienceda greater impulse but the same force as in Car A. The dummy in Car B experienced the same impulse but a greater force than in Car A. O The dummy in Car B experienced the same impulse and the same force as in Car A. O Not enough information to determine.
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Two balls of equal masses strike a wall. Ball 1 bounces off with equal speed in the opposite direction. Ball 2 bounces off with half of its initial speed in the opposite direction. Which of the following is true about the balls? (A) Ball 1 has three times as much impulse exerted on it as Ball 2. (B) Ball 1 has twice as much impulse exerted on it as Ball 2. (C) Ball 1 has 3/2 as much impulse exerted on it as Ball 2. (D) Ball 1 has 4/3 as much impulse exerted on it as Ball 2. (E) Ball 1 has four times as much impulse exerted on it as Ball 2.
Students in a technology class are racing cars propelled by carbon dioxide cartridges. A burst of gas is released when the seal of the cartridge is broken, and this propels the car down the track. The cartridges are designed to provide a certain impulse. Use the concepts of impulse and momentum to explain why such a cartridge will propel a lighter car to a higher speed.
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