Momentum Flashcards

1
Q

Do moving objects have momentum?

A

Yes

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2
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Do objects that aren’t moving have momentum?

A

No

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3
Q

What is the formula for momentum?

A

momentum= mass x velocity

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4
Q

What is the symbol for momentum?

A

p

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5
Q

What units for momentum?

A

kgm/s

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6
Q

What are the units for velocity?

A

m/s

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7
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What is the rule for the conservation of momentum?

A

In a closed system, the total momentum before an event is equal to the total momentum after an event

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8
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How do you work out the force of an object in terms of changing momentum?

A

Force= mass x acceleration

Acceleraton= change in veloc./ change in time

SO

Force = mass x change in velocity/change in time,

Momentum= mass x velocity, so
mass x change in velocity = change in momentum

THERFORE

Force = change in momentum/change in time

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9
Q

Rapid changes in momentum are **_ _ _ **

fill in the blank

A

Dangerous

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10
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How can the force due to a rapid change in momentum be mae less dngerous?

A

Make it happen over a longer time

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11
Q

Explai how can you increase the time it takes to change momentum

A

Using an airbag, seatbelt or helmet increases the distance over which the crash occurs. This slows down momentum change,which reduces the forces acting- reducing the risk of serious injury

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