Momentum and impulse

Grade 11 Science Worksheet

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A bumper pushes on a cart with an average force of 200 N for 0.05 s. What impulse does it give, Ari?

  2. A bumper pushes on a cart with an average force of 50 N for 0.4 s. What impulse does it give, Bo?

  3. A bumper pushes on a ball with an average force of 1200 N for 0.01 s. What impulse does it give, Esme?

  4. In the momentum bar chart, what is the cart's change in momentum, Jun?

    • −12 kg·m/s
    • +6 kg·m/s
    • −6 kg·m/s
    • 0 kg·m/s
  5. In the momentum bar chart, what impulse does the foam bumper give the cart, Kira?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • 0 N·s
    • 6 N·s, east
    • 6 N·s, west
    • 2 N·s, west
  6. In the momentum bar chart, the stop takes 0.3 s. What is the average force on the cart, Luz?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • 6 N
    • 20 N
    • 2 N
    • 1.8 N
  7. In the force-time graph, what impulse does the bumper give, Milo?

    • 10 N·s
    • 20 N·s
    • 0.5 N·s
    • 40 N·s
  8. In the force-time graph, what impulse does the launcher give the ball, Noah?

    • 8000 N·s
    • 10 N·s
    • 20 N·s
    • 400 N·s
  9. The same cart is stopped in 0.5 s by foam or in 0.05 s by wood. How do the average forces compare, Ren?

    • They are equal
    • Foam: 10 times smaller
    • Wood: 10 times smaller
    • Foam: 10 times bigger
  10. To stop the same cart with half the average force, what must happen to the stopping time, Tala?

    • It must quadruple
    • It must halve
    • It must double
    • It stays the same
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Momentum and impulse

Answer Key - Grade 11 Science Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A bumper pushes on a cart with an average force of 200 N for 0.05 s. What impulse does it give, Ari?

    10 N·s
  2. A bumper pushes on a cart with an average force of 50 N for 0.4 s. What impulse does it give, Bo?

    20 N·s
  3. A bumper pushes on a ball with an average force of 1200 N for 0.01 s. What impulse does it give, Esme?

    12 N·s
  4. In the momentum bar chart, what is the cart's change in momentum, Jun?

    • −12 kg·m/s
    • +6 kg·m/s
    • −6 kg·m/s
    • 0 kg·m/s
  5. In the momentum bar chart, what impulse does the foam bumper give the cart, Kira?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • 0 N·s
    • 6 N·s, east
    • 6 N·s, west
    • 2 N·s, west
  6. In the momentum bar chart, the stop takes 0.3 s. What is the average force on the cart, Luz?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • 6 N
    • 20 N
    • 2 N
    • 1.8 N
  7. In the force-time graph, what impulse does the bumper give, Milo?

    • 10 N·s
    • 20 N·s
    • 0.5 N·s
    • 40 N·s
  8. In the force-time graph, what impulse does the launcher give the ball, Noah?

    • 8000 N·s
    • 10 N·s
    • 20 N·s
    • 400 N·s
  9. The same cart is stopped in 0.5 s by foam or in 0.05 s by wood. How do the average forces compare, Ren?

    • They are equal
    • Foam: 10 times smaller
    • Wood: 10 times smaller
    • Foam: 10 times bigger
  10. To stop the same cart with half the average force, what must happen to the stopping time, Tala?

    • It must quadruple
    • It must halve
    • It must double
    • It stays the same