2.  Learning Objective › Describe the relationship between changes in mass and velocity to an object’s momentum › Process Skill: scientific writing  Success Criteria › Calculate and define momentum › Describe transfers of momentum between two colliding objects › Students will keep an organized record of observations › Students will write observations in complete sentences › Students will draw diagrams when appropriate › Students will be able to write a conclusion using their data  Do Now: › Write LO and SC on new left side page › WDYS/WDYT p 304  Agenda › Do Now › Investigation › Summary

3.  Demo:  3.5 Notebook 3.5 Notebook

4. How does the mass of a car impact the outcome of a collision with a stopped car?

5.  Learning Objective › Describe the relationship between changes in mass and velocity to an object’s momentum › Process Skill: scientific writing  Success Criteria › Calculate and define momentum › Describe transfers of momentum between two colliding objects › Students will keep an organized record of observations › Students will write observations in complete sentences › Students will draw diagrams when appropriate › Students will be able to write a conclusion using their data  Do Now: › What does momentum mean to you?  Agenda › Physics Talk Notes › PTG p 309 #1-6 › Summary

6.  Question  Word  Main Idea  Answer  Definition  Details

7.  An automobile with a mass of 1000 kg is moving 20m/s. What is its momentum?  Given: › m = 1000 kg › v = 20 m/s  Unknown: › Momentum (p)  Tool: › p = mv  Solution: › p = (1000 kg)(20m/s) › p = 20000 kg·m/s

9.  LO and SC reflections  Pg. 308

10. Quiz!