1. If momentum in a 2 body collision is conserved then kinetic energy must be co
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1. If momentum in a 2 body collision is conserved then kinetic energy must be conserved.True OR False
2. Why does a rocket move in empty space?
3. A turntable spinning at the rate of 33.3 rev/min has what approximate angular speed? (in rad/sec)
4. A 0.50kg is whirled around at the end of a 0.90m string. The rock sweeps out a horizontal circle. The string has a 450N capacity, what is the maximum tangential speed of the rock if the string doesn't break?
5. At what location does an artificial Earth satelite in a elliptical orbit have its greatest speed?
Explanation / Answer
1. False
Because in inelastic collision ,momentum is conserved but kinetic energy is not conserved.
2. So that it can't collide .
3. = (33.3*2)/60 = 3.48 rad/sec
4. T = mv^2/r
Thus v = (Tr)/m = 28.46 m/sec
5. All the points which are at least distance from the earth.
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