Impulse, Collisions and the Principle of Conservation of Momentum.
Article on Momentum and Impulse
Momentum: 4 things that are mentioned about momentum in the
article:
1. The most useful thing a momentum is that has relationship with
force.
2. The standard unit of momentum is Kg x m/s
3. Is a measurement of mass in location
4. The momentum is a vector quantity
Impulse: 4 things that are mentioned about impulse:
1.When the impulse is calculated we have to multiply force by the
time
2. When we divide impulse by a force, the force will cancel out
3. Impulse is both internal and external to a system and it helps us
to understand conservation of momentum
4. Is the overall affect a force that is acting over the time
Specific Impulse: Summarize what you understood in the article
about specific impulse: ___________________________________________________ (4 lines)
Article on Conservation of Momentum: (click on choice to the left
side)
a. Why does conservation of momentum apply only to isolated
systems?
b. Why is conservation of momentum a direct consequence of
Newton´s 3d Law of Motion?
c. Describe two things you found interesting about Conservation
of Momentum in the last part of the article.
Article on Elastic and Inelastic Collisions
Elastic Collisions:
a. What happens to momentum and kinetic energy in an elastic
collision?
b. Even though there is no such a thing as a perfectly elastic
collision, what are two examples in which energy loss is negligible? c. How does a Newton´s Cradle illustrate Conservation of Momentum? (Get into the link within the article under Newton ´s Cradle).
Inelastic Collisions:
a. What happens to momentum and kinetic energy during an
inelastic collision?
b. How does the ballistic pendulum illustrate a perfectly inelastic
collision? (4 steps)
c. Attach an illustration of a ballistic pendulum.