Class: Name: ( ) Date: Marks: Quiz 2-7 (Higher tier) / 14 (Book 2 Chapter 7) A Multiple-choice questions (4 marks) 1 Object X collides head on with object Y on a smooth horizontal plane. Which of the following statements must be correct? (1) The change in momentum of X has the same magnitude as that of Y in the collision. (2) The change in velocity of X has the same magnitude as that of Y in the collision. (3) The force acting on X has the same magnitude as that acting on Y in the collision. A (1) only B (1) and (3) only C (2) and (3) only D (1), (2) and (3) 2 The figure below shows how the momentum of an object changes with time. Find the average net force acting on the object during this period. momentum / kg m s–1 4 0 5 time / s A 0.4 N B 0.8 N C 2.6 N D 13 N B Short questions (10 marks) 3 Two blocks X and Y move together at 4 m s1 towards the left on a smooth horizontal surface (see the ext page). A spring plunger in X is triggered and the blocks are pushed apart as shown. Afterwards, Y travels at 2 m s–1 towards the left. The mass of X is 2 kg and the mass of Y is 1 kg. New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition) Oxford University Press 2015 1 Chapter Quiz 2-7 (Higher tier) before triggering after triggering 4 m s1 X Y v=? 2 m s1 X Y smooth horizontal smooth horizontal surface surface (a) Explain whether the total momentum of the blocks is conserved. (2 marks) _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ (b) Find the elastic potential energy stored in the spring plunger before it is triggered. Assume that there is no energy loss. (4 marks) _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ 4 A soft plastic ball of mass 0.1 kg is dropped from a height onto a force sensor. The figure below shows the forcetime graph recorded by the force sensor. force / N shaded area = 0.313 N s 6.26 0.15 time / s (a) Estimate the average force acting on the ball by the force sensor in the impact. (1 mark) _______________________________________________________________________ (b) Estimate the change in momentum of the ball in the impact. (3 marks) _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ End of quiz New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition) Oxford University Press 2015 2 Chapter Quiz 2-7 (Higher tier) Solutions to Quiz 2-7 (Higher tier) 1 B (1): By conservation of momentum, mXuX + mYuY = mXvX + mYvY (mXvX mXuX) = mYvY mYuY pX = pY (2): (mXvX mXuX) = mYvY mYuY mX vX = mY vY If mX mY, then vX vy. (3): During the collision, X exerts a force on Y and vice versa. The two forces form an action-and-reaction pair. 2 A Net force = mv mu 4 2 = = 0.4 N t 5 3 (a) No external net force acts on the blocks 1A so the total momentum is conserved. 1A (b) Take the direction towards the left as positive. (mX + mY)u = mXvX + mYvY 1M (2 + 1) × 4 = 2v + 1 2 v = 5 m s1 1A Elastic PE = final total KE initial total KE = 1 1 1 mXvX2 + mYvY2 (mX + mY) u2 2 2 2 = 1 1 1 2 52 + 1 22 (2 + 1) 42 2 2 2 =3J 1M 1A 4 shaded area 0.313 = = 2.09 N 0.15 time (a) Average force = (b) Let R be the average normal reaction acting on the ball by the ground 1A during the impact. Take the upward direction as positive. Change in momentum = average net force time of impact 1M = (R – mg)t 1M = Rt – mgt = 0.313 0.1 9.81 0.15 = 0.166 kg m s1 New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition) Oxford University Press 2015 1A 3 Chapter Quiz 2-7 (Higher tier)