P6.CD
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High School
Physics (2017)
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Physics (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
112.39.c.6.c
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- Q 1/5Score 0Identify the variables given in the situation above.29t=10s, F=0.1NF=9000N, t=3sF=10N, t=0.1sF=3N, t=9000s
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- Q1Identify the variables given in the situation above.t=10s, F=0.1NF=9000N, t=3sF=10N, t=0.1sF=3N, t=9000s120s112.39.c.6.c
- Q2What equation is necessary to solve for the impulse in the collision?e=mc^2p=mvF=maJ=Ft120s112.39.c.6.c
- Q3What is the impulse of the hammer?0.10kgm/s10kgm/s1.0kgm/s0.01kgm/s120s112.39.c.6.c
- Q4If the force and the time are BOTH doubled, how is the impulse affected?QuadrupledDoubledOne fourthHalved120s112.39.c.6.c
- Q5What does a graph of impulse vs. force look like?Curved line with a positive decreasing slopeStraight line with a positive slopeCurved line with a positive increasing slopeStraight line with a negative slope120s112.39.c.6.c
