April 3 rd, 2014 Homework: Study for test on Tuesday 4/8: Study Guide is online- Force packet page: 9/10 due for check in tomorrow- Read pg. 60-61 Do Now.

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April 3 rd, 2014 Homework: Study for test on Tuesday 4/8: Study Guide is online- Force packet page: 9/10 due for check in tomorrow- Read pg Do Now Update T.O.C: pg. 16 Conservation of Momentum Open Notebooks to pg. 15 Open textbooks to pg. 56

What do you know about Action- Reaction forces… List examples- pg. 15: in NB Example : 2 Skaters pushing against each other What are some everyday activities that would not be possible with out action-reaction forces- look at fig. 15 on pg. 56

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Figure 18- pg. 60 In part A, why does the blue car move more slowly after the collision? ◦ Some of its momentum is transferred to the green car Using fig. 16 Answer the following questions in your notebook on pg 16: What happens to an objects momentum if they collide when: ◦ Both objects are moving ◦ One object is moving and the other is not