5.1.1 Linear Momentum and Impulse Flashcards
Linear Momentum and Impulse
- Momentum is defined as the product of mass and velocity: .
- The general form of Newton’s second law is .
- Impulse is the change in momentum or the integral of force over an interval of time:
A 10 g ball is thrown with a speed of 2 m / s at a wall. It bounces off the wall with a speed of 2 m / s. Assume that the ball was in contact with the wall for 0.01 s. How much force did the ball exert on the wall?
4 N
To determine the amount of impulse imparted to a 1 g golf ball after it is hit for 0.01 s by a 1 kg golf club, you must know __________________.
the velocity of the golf ball after impact
Why does an egg not necessarily break if you catch it with your hand, while it does break if you drop it into a bowl?
The contact time and surface between your hand and the egg is greater than that between the egg and the bowl.
A twelve-gauge shotgun fires a round of ammunition with a mass of 2 g and a velocity of 200 m / s. If it takes 0.01 s for the round to leave the gun, how much force will the shooter feel?
40 N
A small rocket that is lifting off vertically loses 100 kg of fuel per second and is moving at a constant velocity of 50 m / s. How much force is the engine exerting?
5,000 N
A hammer head with a mass of 2 kg strikes a nail with a force of 50 N. If the contact lasts for 0.1 s, how fast was the hammer going at the moment of impact?
2.5 m / s
Which of the following is the momentum of a 10 g ball moving at 2 m / s?
0.02 kg m / s