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    1DE.1 Momentum and Moment (H.F)

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    1. The document discusses momentum and force calculations for various physics problems involving objects with different masses moving at various velocities. 2. Formulas for momentum, force, acceleration, work, and gravitational potential energy are provided and applied to examples such as a car crash, throwing a ball, and objects on an inclined plane. 3. Key concepts explained include the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration, conservation of momentum, and how seatbelts and airbags reduce the force experienced by passengers in a crash.

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    1. The document discusses momentum and force calculations for various physics problems involving objects with different masses moving at various velocities. 2. Formulas for momentum, force, acceleration, work, and gravitational potential energy are provided and applied to examples such as a car crash, throwing a ball, and objects on an inclined plane. 3. Key concepts explained include the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration, conservation of momentum, and how seatbelts and airbags reduce the force experienced by passengers in a crash.

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    1. The document discusses momentum and force calculations for various physics problems involving objects with different masses moving at various velocities. 2. Formulas for momentum, force, acceleration, work, and gravitational potential energy are provided and applied to examples such as a car crash, throwing a ball, and objects on an inclined plane. 3. Key concepts explained include the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration, conservation of momentum, and how seatbelts and airbags reduce the force experienced by passengers in a crash.

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    1DE.

    1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |1

    1DE.1 Momentum and moment

    Name: Ayman Hossain

    1.

    Momentum= Mass × Velocity


    = 70 × 20

    1400 kgm/s

    ( impulse = change in momentum = FXt)

    1400 kgm/s

    a = v-u/t
    = 0-20/0.20
    = -100m/s

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)
    1DE.1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |2

    Force= Mass × Acceleration


    = 70 × 80

    5600N

    1. Change in momentum remains constant .


    2. It takes longer time to change the momentum due to having seatbelt
    and airbag.

    3. Passenger experiences less force causing him to be less injured.

    2.

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)
    1DE.1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |3

    Change in momentum = Mv - Mu
    = M(v-u)
    = 0.15(8.0-0)

    1.2kgm/s

    1.2 kgm/s

    Force = Dell P/Time


    = 1.2/0.0015
    = 800N

    800N

    3.

    Momentum = Mass × Velocity

    m1u1 + 0 = (m1 + m2)v


    =) v= m1u1 / m1+m2
    = 43.2 × 4.10 / 43.2 + 2.50
    = 3.88 m/s

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)
    1DE.1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |4

    if the boy throws the ball with the mass of


    ii.
    200g by the velocity of 50 m/s calculate the
    velocity of the man.

    Ans: 0 = -m1v1 + m2v2


    =) m1v1 = m2v2
    =) (43.2+2.50)v1 = 200/1000
    =) v1= 45.7 m/s

    1. While the boy is throwing the he experiences a momentum in opposite direction


    2. This momentum is equal to the momentum of throwing the ball.

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)
    1DE.1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |5

    Workdone = Force × Distance

    13 × 110

    1430J

    1430J

    1. GPE = mgh

    2.The lower the height of the center of gravity, the lower the gravitational potential energy.

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)
    1DE.1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |6

    Calculate the force F


    Sum of clockwise moment = Sum of anticlockwise moment
    =) F × 0.87 = 150 × 0.32
    =) F = 150 × 0.32/0.87
    = 55.17N

    Workdone = Force × Distance

    = 140 × 39
    = 5460J

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)
    1DE.1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |7

    5460

    Makred

    Momentum = Force × Distance

    F × (0.6+0.8) = 470 × 0.6


    F = 470 × 0.6/1.4
    = 201.43N

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)
    1DE.1 Momentum & Moment Better The Silence, Beat The Physics Page |8

    5.

    Force X decreases from 15N to 0 while moving from P to Q.

    (Prepared by Jasim Uddin Talukdar, 01779034920, Lecturer, Physics, Cordova Int’l School & College)

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