Momentum and collisions
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Wilson Agata
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Physics
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11th Grade - Professional Development
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Hard
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1.
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The principle of conservation of momentum:
momentum before is same as momentum after
If no net external forces, the total momentum in a system remains unchanged
the total momentum in a system remains unchanged
If no net external forces, the total initial momentum in a system is equal to the total final momentum of the system
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What are the different types of collisions?
elastic
perfectly inelastic
inelastic
completely inelastic
3.
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In elastic collisions,
momentum is conserved
kinetic energy is conserved
kinetic energy is not conserved
momentum is not conserved
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In inelastic collisions,
momentum is conserved
kinetic energy is conserved
momentum is not conserved
kinetic energy is not conserved
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In perfectly inelastic collisions,
momentum is conserved
kinetic energy is conserved
momentum is not conserved
kinetic energy is not conserved
colliding objects stick together
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