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Linear Momentum Basics

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Test your knowledge of linear momentum!

by Hiba Zayni
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What is linear momentum?

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What is the SI unit of linear momentum?

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Which law states that linear momentum is conserved in a closed system?

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When two objects collide elastically, what happens to their total momentum?

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If a car speeds up, what happens to its linear momentum?

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What is the main factor that affects an object’s linear momentum?

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In a collision, what is conserved if no external forces act?

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What does a larger mass with the same velocity imply about linear momentum?

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Which of these is an example of linear momentum?

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What happens to linear momentum when an object slows down?

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