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PHYSICS

Answers to Quiz 9 1) A 180N . . . 1) 90N 2) 4.81m 3) 4) 0.065 5) 771J Monday, 12/15/08 PHYSICS Answers to Quiz 9 1) A 180N . . . 1) 90N 2) 4.81m 3) 4) 0.065 5) 771J 6) -600J 7) 0J 8) 1.6 x 107J 9) 3.92 x 108J 10) 8.0 x 105kgm/s 11) 6.67g 12) 1500J 1) A 200N . . . 1) 100N 2) 58.2m 3) 4) 0.050 5) 643J 6) -500J 7) 0J 8) 3.13 x 107J 9) 2.45 x 108J 10) 1.25 x 106kgm/s 11) 7.5g 12) 1200J

If you do the same old things, you get the same old results! Monday, 12/15/08 PHYSICS If you do the same old things, you get the same old results! RECALL: ptotal initial = ptotal final if no NET external force is acting (*demo carts*) energy demos 1/2 balls and astroblaster ex. After being struck by a bowling ball, a 1.5kg bowling pin sliding to the right at 3.0m/s collides head-on with another 1.5kg bowling pin initially at rest. Find the final velocity of the second pin if the first pin moves to the right after the collision at 0.5m/s. 2.5m/s to the right