Trivia Quiz On Collisions and Momentum In Physics

Questions : 10 | Total Attempts: 396 | Recent Updated: 06-Mar-2020
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The Collision a phenomenon in which two moving objects touch each other exerts a strong force (impact) only for a short period. Before and after a collision, the sum of the motion and angular momentum of the two objects does not change, but the kinetic energy is partially converted to thermal energy. The ideal case where the kinetic energy is conserved is called a fully elastic collision. If an object moves in relation to time relative to other objects, this state of the object is called motion. In general terms, the meaning of motion - change in the position of an object is called motion.

Questions Excerpt


1. Which one is correct about collisions according to the Law of Momentum Conservation?

A. Some momentum will be lost

B. The momentum of each object must stay the same

C. The total momentum of the objects must remain the same

D. All of the above

2. Which of the following are the types of Collisions?

A. Perfectly elastic collision

B. Inelastic collision

C. perfectly inelastic collision.

D. All of the above

3. A perfectly elastic collision is defined as one in which there is no loss of......................

A. Kinetic energy

B. Internal energy

C. Momentum

D. All of the above

4. Which one letter is typically used to represent momentum in physic equations?

A. w

B. v

C. b

D. p

5. Which of the following is the formula Momentum?

A. Mass * Velocity

B. Mass * Acceleration

C. Mass * Voltage

D. Mass * Power

6. Which one is the unit of measurement for momentum?

A. kg m/s

B. N m/s

C. N

D. J/s

7. What is called the kinetic energy is not conserved, and the colliding objects stick together after the collision?

A. Inelastic collision

B. Elastic collision

C. Completely inelastic collision

D. None of these

8. What is called the kinetic energy is not conserved?

A. Inelastic collision

B. Elastic collision

C. Completely inelastic collision

D. None of these

9. What is called the kinetic energy is conserved?

A. Completely inelastic collision

B. Elastic collision

C. Inelastic collision

D. All of the above

10. The momentum which type of quantity?

A. Vector quantity

B. Scalar quantity

C. Both of the above

D. None of these

 

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