1. An object\'s gravitational potential energy can be positive or negative, but
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1. An object's gravitational potential energy can be positive or negative, but not zero. True/False?
2. If two objects with the same mass both have 100 J of mechanical energy, it's nonetheless possible for them to be moving at different speeds. True/False?
3. Gravity is a non-conservative force. True/False?
4. If an object's mechanical energy is conserved during a given interval, it's still possible for the object's KE and PE to change during that interval. True/False?
5. Power can be defined as the total amount of work done on an object by a force. True/False?
6. Impulse is a vector, but momentum is a scalar. True/False?
7. When colliding objects don't stick together, their collision is termed elastic. True/False?
Explanation / Answer
1. False
2. False, KE = 1.2 mv^2 so same KE and same m means same v
3. False Gravity is conservative
4. yes they can change just the sum of them stays the same
5. FAlse, Power = Work/time
6. FAlse both are vectors
7. FAlse,
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