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6. A 2100-kg car is traveling at 25 m/s when it Use the following diagram for problems 8 and 9.
crashes into the rear end of a 1650-kg car
traveling at 21 m/s in the same direction on ice.
The two cars become stuck together and slide
on the ice. How fast do the two cars move
together immediately after the collision?
A 23 m/s
B 22 m/s
C 21 m/s
D 18 m/s
7. Two hockey players, Z and Q, are standing 8. The diagram shows a car traveling north
face-to-face and stationary on the ice. Skater Z colliding with a car traveling east. After the
has a mass of 72.5 kg. Skater Q has a mass of collision, the cars stick together and move off in
65.3 kg. Skater Z shoves Skater Q. Which another direction. What is the magnitude of the
statement below best represents the skaters' cars’ final momentum?
momenta and motion after the shove?
A 5.96104 kg • m/s
A The momenta of the skaters after the shove
B 1.19104 kg • m/s
are equal in magnitude but opposite in
direction. Skater Z’s motion is an example of C 3.13104 kg • m/s
recoil. D 3.17104 kg • m/s
B The momenta of the skaters after the shove 9. At what angle north of east is the cars’ direction
are equal in magnitude and in direction. of motion after the collision?
C The momenta of the skaters after the shove A 36.5
are equal in magnitude but opposite in
direction. Skater Q’s motion is an example B 38.2
of recoil. C 39.8
D The momenta of the skaters after the shove D 53.4
are of inverse proportion in magnitude and
opposite in direction. The motion of both
skaters are examples of recoil.