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Sticky Situations PROVING MOMENTUM IS CONSERVED. If the collision force is equal when a big truck hits a small car, Why is the small car damaged more.

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1 Sticky Situations PROVING MOMENTUM IS CONSERVED

2 If the collision force is equal when a big truck hits a small car, Why is the small car damaged more than the truck? ENTRY TASK:

3 A Question of Bounces Part 2 Conceptual Physics Summary & Questions Moving on Impulse Questions? HAVE OUT

4 Challenge: Find the initial velocity of a car involved in a collision STICKY SITUATIONS

5 Initial Position (- V i ) Data for Repound Positions (V f )Calculatio ns Gp 1Gp 2Gp 3Gp 4Gp 5Avg Bounce (V f ) CLASS DATA

6 (Expected Value – Actual Value) Expected Value CALCULATING PERCENT ERROR X 100

7  Complete Sticky Situations  Newton’s Laws & Momentum Review  Conservation of Momentum Practice Problems 1 & 2 HOMEWORK:

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