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Impulse-Momentum Lecture Notes

Definition of Momentum Recall – Inertia Inertia – A measure of a body’s resistance to a change in motion. Mass Momentum Inertia in Motion Product of an object’s mass and velocity. Equation: p = mv Momentum is a vector quantity. Units – kgm/s

Example #1 Calculate the momentum of a 1200 kg truck traveling at 35 m/s east. G: m = 1200 kg v = 135 m/s U: p = _________ E: p = mv S: See Overhead

Example #2 How fast must an ordinary housefly travel to have a momentum equal to that of the truck? The average housefly has a mass of 1 gram. G: mtruck = 1200 kg vtruck = 135 m/s mfly = 1 g U: v = ________ E: p = mv S: See Overhead

Definition and Equation for Impulse Pre Lab Impulse Lab Bungee Jump Lab Definition and Equation for Impulse

Post Lab Impulse Lab Bungee Jump Lab What was the impact of rebounding on the Impulse?

Relate Impulse to Force vs. Time Graphs What quantity is related to the slope of the graph?

Revisit Newton’s Second Law of Motion Fnet = ma a = v/t Fnet = mv/t Fnett = mv Fnett = m(vfinal – vinitial) Fnett = mvfinal – mvinitial Fnett = pfinal – pinitial Fnett = p

Definition Impulse-Momentum Theorem Fnett = p…. Impulse = Change in Momentum Impulse = Fnett Impulse = The product of the average net force and time over which it acts on an object. Units – Ns Change in Momentum = p Change in Momentum = The product of an object’s mass and its change in velocity. Units – kg m/s

Example #3 A particle moves along the x-axis. Its momentum is graphed to the right as a function of time. Rank the numbered regions according to the magnitude of the net force acting on the particle, least to greatest. Fnett = p Fnet = p/t Fnet = slope Magnitude = Steepness

Example #4 A bug collides with the windshield of a fast moving truck. Qualitatively analyze each of the following statements. splat The forces of impact on the bug and on the truck are the same.  The impulses on the bug and on the truck are the same. The changes in velocity of the bug and of the truck are the same. The changes in momentum of the bug and of the truck are the same.

Impulse-Momentum Example #5 What impulse will give a 0.15-kg baseball a momentum change of + 50 kgm/s? G: m = 0.15 kg Dp = 50 kgm/s U: impulse E: FDt = Dp S: See Overhead

Example #6 A 0.05 kg golf ball is dropped from the window of a building. It strikes the sidewalk below at 30 m/s and rebounds up at 20 m/s. What’s the magnitude of the impulse due to the collision with the sidewalk? What’s the change in momentum of the ball as a result of the collision with the sidewalk? What is the average net force exerted on the golf ball if the collision took 0.025 seconds? G: m = 0.05 kg vo = 30 m/s v = 20 m/s Dt = 0.025 s U: Favg E: FDt = Dp S: See Overhead S: See Overhead

Example #7 A 2-kg object is acted upon by a single force in the x direction in a manner described by the graph shown. What’s the change in the object’s momentum? What is the object’s final velocity if it started from rest? Calculate the average force applied to the object. Impulse = area under the curve

Revisit Newton’s Third Law of Motion Fnet = – Fnet Fnett = – Fnett Fnett = p p = – p pf – pi = –(pf – pi) pf – pi = –pf + pi pf + pf – pi – pi = 0 pf + pf – (pi + pi) = 0 pf – pi = 0 psystem = 0 Momentum is Conserved

Collision - Elastic A cue ball, mass 200 grams, moves with a velocity of 20.0 cm/s. It collides head-on with a stationary 8-ball, mass 200 grams. After the collision the cue comes to rest. What’s the velocity of the 8-ball? Prove this is an elastic collision. G: mcue = 200 g m8-ball = 200 g vocue = 20.0 cm/s vo8-ball = 0 vcue = 0 U: v8-ball E: p = mv S: See Overhead

Collision - Inelastic A 90 kg fullback running at 10 m/s collides head-on with a 120 kg defensive tackle running at 3 m/s. The fullback knocks the tackles backwards and continues running at 5 m/s. Whatis the velocity of the tackle after the collision? G: mfull = 90 g mtackle = 200 g vofull = 10 m/s vo8tackle = 3 m/s vfull = 5 m/s U: vtackle E: p = mv S: See Overhead

Collision - Inelastic A hockey puck, mass 0.10 kg, moving at 32 m/s, strikes an octopus thrown on the ice by a fan at a Detroit Red Wings game. The octopus has a mass of 0.30 kg. The puck and octopus slide off together. Find their velocity. G: mpuck = 0.10 kg moctopus = 0.30 kg vopuck = 32 m/s vooctopus = 0 U: v E: p = mv S: See Overhead

Collision - Recoil Two spacemen are floating together with zero speed in a gravity-free region of space. The mass of spaceman A is 120 kg and that of spaceman B is 80 kg. Spaceman A pushes B away from him with B attaining a final speed of 0.5 m/s. Calculate the final recoil speed of A. G: mA = 120 kg mB = 80 kg voA = 0 voB = 0 vB = 0.5 m/s U: vA E: p = mv S: See Overhead

Kinetic Energy Conserved Collision Chart Momentum Conserved Energy Conserved Kinetic Energy Conserved Elastic Inelastic Recoil Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes