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    This document contains an 8 question follow up exercise on the topics of momentum and impulse from Chapter 3: 1. The first question asks which statement about an elastic collision between two objects is true. The answer is that momentum and total energy are conserved but kinetic energy can be converted to other forms of energy. 2. The second question asks about a collision between two objects of equal mass, with one initially at rest. If after the collision they move with the same velocity, the collision was elastic. 3. The third question is about why an ice skater spins faster when raising their arms. It is because the moment of inertia increases. 4. The fourth question asks about the analogy between linear motion

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    This document contains an 8 question follow up exercise on the topics of momentum and impulse from Chapter 3: 1. The first question asks which statement about an elastic collision between two objects is true. The answer is that momentum and total energy are conserved but kinetic energy can be converted to other forms of energy. 2. The second question asks about a collision between two objects of equal mass, with one initially at rest. If after the collision they move with the same velocity, the collision was elastic. 3. The third question is about why an ice skater spins faster when raising their arms. It is because the moment of inertia increases. 4. The fourth question asks about the analogy between linear motion

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    KMKPh Lecture C3: Follow Up Exercise

    CHAPTER 3
    MOMENTUM AND IMPULSE

    1 Which of the following statements is true about the elastic collision between two
    objects?

    A The momentum and total energy are conserved but the kinetic energy can be
    converted into other forms of energy.
    B Both the momentum and total energy are conserved if and only if the mass of
    the two objects is identical
    C The kinetic energy is conserved whereas the total energy is reduced but can be
    increased.
    D Momentum, kinetic energy and total energy must be conserved.

    2 An object of mass m moving with a velocity v collides into another object of the same
    mass which is at rest. After collision, the objects move with same velocity. Which of
    the following statements is correct?

    A The collision is not elastic.


    1 2
    B Total kinetic energy after collision is mv .
    2
    C Total momentum after collision is 2mv.
    D Velocity of the objects after collision is v.

    3 In an ice skating competition, the girl seems to rotate faster as she lifts up her arms
    vertically above her head. It is because

    A the angular momentum is increased


    B the moment of inertia is increased
    C the centre of gravity is increased
    D the potential energy is increased

    4 Which of the following quantities about linear motion is analogy to moment of inertia
    of a rotational motion?

    A mass
    B force
    C momentum
    D velocity

    Chapter 3: Momentum and Impulse/2021/sem.1 1


    KMKPh Lecture C3: Follow Up Exercise

    5 Which of the following explains why a tightrope walker carries a long pole?

    A To increase the area of his base


    B To lower his centre of mass
    C To increase his moment of inertia
    D To lower his potential energy

    6 The moment of inertia of a body does not depend on its

    A mass
    B size
    C angular velocity
    D axis of rotation

    7 Define

    (a) momentum

    _______________________________________________________________

    (b) impulse

    _______________________________________________________________

    8 (a) State the principle of conservation of linear momentum

    _______________________________________________________________

    (b) the similarity and the differences between elastic and inelastic collisions.

    (c) Define the coefficient of restitution.

    _______________________________________________________________

    Chapter 3: Momentum and Impulse/2021/sem.1 2

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