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Physics 11 Mr. Jean November 16th, 2011

The plan: Video clip of the day Test topics Test outline Momentum Impulse

Test Topics: Chapter #4: Chapter #5: Friction Net forces Force diagrams Application problems Chapter #5: 2d applied Combining the Big 5 constant acceleration equations (basic questions)

Test Outline: 20-25 True & False questions 20-25 Multiple Choice questions 2-4 Long answer

Momentum:

Example #1:

Sample question: Calculate the momentum of an elephant which is travelling at 80,000m/s. An elephant weights 2000kg.

Impulse:

Example #2:

Questions to do: P. 208 Question 25 Question 32