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Lab: Conservation of Linear Momentum Answers

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✔ 0.020.015.0

A
✔ 0.0
B
20.0
C
15.0
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initial momentumstotal momentum✔ final velocity

A
initial momentums
B
total momentum
C
final velocity
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Consider the example data provided to complete the sentences.

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After colliding, G1 + G2 travels in a(n) direction as G1 travels before the collision, but at about the magnitude in velocity.:opposite
After colliding, G1 + G2 travels in a(n) direction as G1 travels before the collision, but at about the magnitude in velocity.:1/4
The initial momentum of G2 (the magnitude or absolute value) is greater than G1 because its is greater than G1.:mass
The percent difference between the total momentum before and after the collision is %.:0.0
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3/41/2✔ 1/4

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3/4
B
1/2
C
✔ 1/4
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velocity✔ massfinal momentum

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velocity
B
✔ mass
C
final momentum
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✔ 0.020.015.0

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✔ 0.0
B
20.0
C
15.0
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Read the scenario and choose the correct answers.

Answers:
Snowball B had initial momentum of 15 kg ∙ m/s, and a velocity of 5 m/s; therefore, its mass must have been kg.:3
Recognizing that momentum is conserved in inelastic collisions, the total momentum of the combined snowballs after the collision must be kg · m/s.:1
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10–2✔ 3

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5✔ 13

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