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Energy Unit Review NOTE : g = 9.8 m / s2
- Which of the following has the largest momentum relative to Earth?
- a person walking down the street
- a truck and horse trailer traveling on the highway
- a large truck parked
- a school building
- a space shuttle in its hangar
- A truck is going the speed limit on the highway. We magically add a load of hay, to the truck, doubling its mass, while it continues at its original speed.The truck’s momentum is___.
- quadrupled
- doubled
- the same as before
- The change in momentum is equal to___.
- power
- impulse
- work
- force
- A large truck and a small car are both driving the speed limit on the highway. The car has ___.
- more momentum
- less momentum
- more acceleration
- less acceleration
- A man and a woman do the same amount of work. The woman does the job faster than the man. The woman has more ___.
- power
- work (well duh, a woman’s work is never done!)
- force
- impulse
- momentum
- In order to have kinetic energy, an object must be___.
- at rest
- in an elevated position
- moving
- Which requires more work?
- lifting a 50 kg sack vertically 2 m
- lifting a 25 kg sack vertically 5 m
- An object at rest may be said to have___.
- impulse
- work
- power
- kinetic energy
- potential energy
- A collision that causes deformation, generation of heat or both is an example of a(n) ______inelastic_____ collision.
- Energy can neither be ____created____ nor ___destroyed_____ according to the law of the conservation of energy.
- Increasing the time interval that a force is applied (decreases) (increases) the force.
- Another term for (Newton)(meter) is __joule___.
- Granny is roller skating and picks up her grandson Ambrose. Granny’s momentum before picking up Ambrose is (greater than) (less than) (equal to) her momentum after picking up Ambrose.
- The __conservation____ of momentum states that the momentum before a collision is equal to the momentum after a collision.
- Colliding objects rebound without lasting deformation or the generation of heat. This is an example of a(n) ___elastic____ collision.
- Small changes in _velocity___ create large changes in _kinetic__energy_.
- A 10 kg medicine ball is thrown at 30 m/s. What is the momentum of the medicine ball?
Momentum = mv (10kg) (30 m/s) = 300 kg * m/s = 3.0 x 10 2kg * m/s
- A car has a momentum of 4500kg-m/s and is traveling at 15m/s. What is the mass of the car?
Momentum = mv 4500kg-m/s = (mass) (15m/s) m = 300 kg = 3.0 x 10 2kg
- A block is pushed up a 15m frictionless surface with a force of 5N. How much work is done?
W = Fd (15m)(5N) = 75 J = 7.5 x 10 2 J
- A block is pushed up a 20m frictionless surface with a force of 4N. How much work is done?
W = Fd (20m) (4N) = 100 J = 1.0 x 10 2 J
- A girl pushes a ball up a 40 m frictionless surface with a force of 10N, and it took 15s. How much power did she use?
W = Fd 40m 10 N = 400 J
P = W/t 400 J / (15s) =26.66 J/s = 2.67 x 10 1J/s
- The height of a ramp is35m. How much does a package weigh if 70J of work are needed to slide it up the ramp?
W = Fd 70 = (35m) F F = 2N
- Using 100J of work, an elevator is raised from the ground to the second floor in 10s. How much power does the elevator use?
P = W/t 1000 J / 10s = 100 J / s
- Bronco Brown leaps from a high cliff, attached to a bungee cord. He reaches top speed in 6
seconds. The cliff is 700 m high. His mass is 100 kg. He reaches the bottom of his fall in
9 sec.
A. What is his PE before he jumps? PE =mgh = 6.86 x 105J
B. What is his velocity after 6 sec.? v = gt =(9.8 m / s2) ( 4 sec) = 5. 88 x 10 1m/s
C. What is his momentum after 6 sec.? Momentum = mv =
(100 kg)(5. 88 x 10 1m/s) = 5, 880 kg *m/s = 5. 88 x 10 3kg * m/s
D. Impulse during the 3 sec. interval of slowing down is __5. 88 x 10 3Ns__.
Ft = ∆mv
E. What is the force on the bungee cord during the 3 sec. of slowing down?
Impulse = Ft 5. 88 x 10 3Ns = F (3 sec) F = 1960 N = 1.96 x 10 3 N