Integrative Activity of the portfolio # 4 Select the letter that best corresponds to each statement and write it in the

provided space. _____ 1.- Corresponds to the units to express linear momentum and impulse a. kg*m2/s2 and N*s b. kg*m/s and N*m c. kg*m/s2 and N*s d. kg*m/s and N*s _____ 2.- The momentum is a physical quantity called: a. Fundamental b. Vector c. basic _____ 3.- The impulse is a physical quantity called: a. Fundamental b. Vector c. basic

d. Scalar

d. Scalar

_____ 4.- As a body falls freely near the Earths surface, its momentum a. increases b. decreases c. is zero d. remains constant _____ 5.- If the net or resultant force acting on an object is different from zero, the body experiences: a. a change in velocity b. a change in its momentum c. an impulse d. all previous _____ 6.- The equation F*t = mvf mvo is the expression of: a. the Newtons second law b. the relationship between impulse and momentum c. the acceleration d. the momentum _____ 7.- A boy and a girl of equal mass and with skates are at rest on an ice surface. The boy pushes the girls so she slides on the ice to certain velocity, this action will make the boy: a. stays at rest b. slides in the same direction and velocity than the girl c. slides in the opposite direction but at the same velocity than the girl d. slides in the same direction and at a velocity of the velocity of the girl _____ 8.- A man with the double of weight of a boy, both with skates and at rest, is on an ice surface. If the man pushes the boy strong enough to move him, the man at the same time will move at a velocity: a. Of equal magnitude and direction than the boys velocity b. Of equal magnitude but opposite direction than the boys velocity c. Of of magnitude and the same direction than the boys velocity d. Of of magnitude but opposite direction than the boys velocity

_____ 9.- A white ball slides on a pool table and collides with a red ball at rest (both balls have the same mass). If after the collision the white ball remains at rest, the velocity of the red ball after the collision would be of a magnitude: a. greater than the white ball before the collision b. less than the white ball before the collision c. equal the velocity of the white ball before the collision d. equal to zero _____ 10.- The total momentum of a system is conserved when: a. all the bodies of the system have the same mass b. all the bodies of the system have the same weight c. the external resultant force acting on the system is zero d. . all the bodies of the system have the same velocity _____ 11.- A white ball slides on a pool table and collides with a red ball at rest (both balls have the same mass). If after the collision both balls move together, their velocity would be: a. equal to the velocity of the white ball before the collision b. equal to the velocity of the white ball before the collision c. greater than the velocity of the white ball before the collision d. zero _____ 12.- When the total kinetic energy before and after a collision among the participating bodies in the collision is the same, the collision is called: a. elastic b. inelastic c. plastic d. none of previous _____ 13.- When the total kinetic energy before and after a collision among the participating bodies in the collision is NOT the same, the collision is called: a. elastic b. inelastic c. plastic d. none of previous _____ 14.- In an elastic collision is conserved: a. the total kinetic energy but not the total momentum b. the total momentum but not the total kinetic energy c. the total kinetic energy and the total momentum d. the total kinetic energy and the total momentum but when the objects have the same mass _____ 15.- In an inelastic collision is conserved: a. the total kinetic energy but not the total momentum b. the total momentum but not the total kinetic energy c. the total kinetic energy and the total momentum d. the total kinetic energy and the total momentum but when the objects have the same mass

Problems 1.- A 0.2 kg baseball is travelling at 40 m/s. After being hit by a bat, the ball's velocity is 50 m/s in the opposite direction. Find a) the impulse and b) the average force exerted by the bat if the ball and bat are in contact for 0.002 s. 2.- A bullet of 24 grams is fired with a velocity of 900m/s with a rifle of 5kg. Find the backwards velocity of the riffle. 3.- When a rocket of 60 grams blows, a piece of 45 grams is thrown to the left and other to the right with a velocity of 40m/s. What is the velocity of the piece of 45 grams? 4.- A bullet of 0.02kg is fired with a velocity of 620 m/s, incrusted in a block of wood of 4kg, initially at rest. What will be the velocity of the block and the bullet? 5.- A loaded wagon with a mass of 1600 kg slides through a horizontal road with a velocity of 1.5 m/s towards an empty wagon that is at rest. Both are joined and continue with a velocity of 1m/s. Determine the mass of the empty wagon.