© John Parkinson 1 Why can’t it stop easily ?? 1. It is MASSIVE 2.It is FAST IT has a lot of MOMENTUM.

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© John Parkinson 1 Why can’t it stop easily ?? 1. It is MASSIVE 2.It is FAST IT has a lot of MOMENTUM

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4 UNITS of MOMENTUM Mass x velocity = kg x m s -1 = kg ms -1 But the preferred unit of Momentum is N s NEWTON SECONDS

5 m = tonnes QM2 Ferrari F1 v = 25 knots = 12.5 m s -1 p = ? kg x 12.5 ms -1 = kg ms -1 = x 10 9 N s m = 650 kg v = 200 mph = 89 m s -1 p = ? 650 kg x 89 ms -1 = kg ms -1 = x 10 4 N s

6 THE PRINCIPLE OF CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM THE TOTAL MOMENTUM OF A SYSTEM IS CONSTANT, PROVIDING THAT NO EXTERNAL FORCES ARE ACTING ON IT

7 This principle applies to collisions and to explosions THE PRINCIPLE OF CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM so m1m1 u2u2 u1u1 BEFORE m2m2 AFTER m1m1 v1v1 m2m2 v2v2 m 1 u 1 + m 2 u 2 =m 1 v 1 + m 2 v 2 REMEMBER THAT MOMENTUM IS A VECTOR QUANTITYVECTOR QUANTITY

8 2kg 2ms -1 4kg 4ms -1 4kg 4ms -1 2kg 2ms -1 2kg 2.5ms -1 4kg x = ? MOMENTUM BEFORE = MOMENTUM AFTER By the Principle of Conservation of Momentum 2 x x (-4) = 2 x (-2.5) + 4 x = x x = m s -1 Note that the 4 kg ball was moving to the left initially

9 THE PRINCIPLE OF CONSERVATION OF MOMENTUM This principle applies to collisions and to explosions ENEMY HQ By the Principle of Conservation of Momentum Taking to the right as positive 0 = - m v + M V After it has fired the shell, the initial recoil velocity of the tank is given by m = mass of shellM = mass of tank Momentum = 0 mass M velocity V mass m, velocity v

10 KINETIC ENERGY IS ONLY CONSERVED FOR ELASTIC COLLISIONS FOR EXAMPLE COLLISIONS BETWEEN ATOMS OF A MNOATOMIC GAS