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Momentum in collisions

by daniel ibanez
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1. A truck and a car are moving at the same speed, but the truck causes more damage when they collide. What best explains this?

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2. Two identical balls are rolling, but one moves twice as fast as the other. Which statement is correct?

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3. During a car crash, passengers continue moving forward even when the car stops. Why?

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4. A student says, A lighter object can never have more momentum than a heavier object. Which is the best response?

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5. Two ice skaters push each other and move in opposite directions. What does this show?

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6. Why do airbags reduce injuries during collisions?

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7. A football player wears protective gear during a game. Which best explains its importance?

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8. A moving car hits a parked car, and both cars stick together after collision. What can you conclude?

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9. If drivers reduce their speed before hitting an obstacle, what will most likely happen?

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10. Why is understanding momentum important in real life?

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