unit 08 “impulse and momentum” problem solving: watermelons and car accidents impulse: force and...
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Unit 08 “Impulse and Momentum”
Problem Solving: Watermelons and
Car Accidents
Impulse: Force and Time
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Impulse
Definition
Equation
Definition
Equation
Impulse is the amount of change in an objects momentum.
Δp = pf - pi
Δp = mvf - mvi
Impulse is the product of the force applied to an object and the amount of time applied
Δp = FΔ t
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Impulse – Momentum Theorem
The change in an object’s momentum is equal to the amount of force and the amount of time applied to the object.
FΔt = Δp
FΔ t= mvf - mvi
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For a given change in momentum…The more time the object has to stop, the less force needed to stop it.
The less time the object has to stop, the more force needed to stop it.
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More time to change the momentum of an object means less force applied to the
object.
Types of Protection When the object hits … Examples
Cushion
Suspension
Crumple Zone
“Sinks in”
“Stretches out”“bends” or “breaks”
Pillow, Fun noodle, air bag
Bungee cordElasticsSeatbelt
Jump off tableCrumple zoneBed of nails
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Save the Watermelon!!!• Watch the video of the man dropping a watermelon
into a pool of water and onto the concrete.
• Use impulse to explain why the watermelon will be safe in the water but not on the concrete?
Water acts like a cushion. The watermelon sinks into the water, the watermelon MORE TIME to stop, so there is LESS FORCE on it to stop it.
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Watermelon Accident Facts
• Mass of Watermelon = 2kg• Velocity when it hits the surface = 10m/s• Velocity after it stops = 0m/s
• Time force was applied by the concrete: 0.20s• Time force was applied by the water: 2.5s
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Now, let’s prove it mathematically!
Impulse (change in momentum) for the Watermelon
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Now, let’s prove it mathematically!
Impulse (change in momentum) for the Watermelon
m = 2kgVi = 10m/sVf = 0m/s
Δp = mvf – mvi
Δp = 2kg(0m/s) – (2kg)(10m/s)
Δp = 0kgm/s – 20kgm/s
Δp = -20kgm/s
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Force from Concrete
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
Force from Water
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
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Force from Concrete
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
Force from Water
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
0.20s
-20kgm/s
Δp =FΔt
-20kgm/s=F(0.20s)
-100N = F
2.5s
-20kgm/s
Δp =FΔt-20kgm/s=F(2.5s)
-8N = F
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Car Accident Facts
• Mass of an average person = 68kg• Velocity when it gets into accident= 40m/s• Velocity after it stops = 0m/s
• Time force was applied by steering wheel: 0.50s• Time force was applied by seatbelt: 3.8s• Time force was applied by airbag: 7.2s
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Wow! Time to stop really DOES matter!How about in a car – will time to stop help save you in
an accident?
Impulse (change in momentum) for the Person
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Wow! Time to stop really DOES matter!How about in a car – will time to stop help save you in
an accident?
Impulse (change in momentum) for the Personm = 68kg
Vi = 40m/sVf = 0m/sΔp =?
Δp = mvf – mvi
Δp = 0kgm/s – 2720kgm/s
Δp = -2720kgm/s
Δp = 68kg(0m/s) – (68kg)(40m/s)
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Force from Steering Wheel
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
Force from Seatbelt
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
Force from Airbag
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
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Force from Steering Wheel
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
Force from Seatbelt
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
Force from Airbag
Δt =
F= ?
Δp =
Δp =FΔt -2720kgm/s=F(0.50s)
-5440N = F
Δp =FΔt-2720kgm/s=F(3.78s)
-719N = F
Δp =FΔt-2720kgm/s=F(7.2s)
-378N = F
0.50s
-2720kgm/s
3.78s
-2720kgm/s
7.2s
-2720kgm/s
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Explain how the seatbelt gives you more time to stop.
Explain how the airbag gives you more time to stop.
The seatbelt acts like a suspension by stretching out giving the person more time to stop. According to the impulse-momentum theorem, for a given change in momentum, the more time applied to stop an object, the less force needed to stop it. For example the steering wheel applies a big force of 5440N over a time of 0.50s, whereas the seatbelt applies a smaller 720N force over a longer time of 3.78s.
The airbag acts like a cushion by sinking in to give the person more time to stop.According to the impulse-momentum theorem, for a given change in momentum, the more time applied to stop an object, the less force needed to stop it. For example the steering wheel applies a big force of 5440N over a short time of 0.50s, whereas the airbag applies a smaller 378N force over a longer time of 7.2s.