Physics – NCEA 2.4 Mechanics – videos and notes to pass the exam

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Question 1aLeon is rolling 2 balls for fun.
Ball A was rolled first .
Ball B was then rolled in the same direction.
Ball B has a mass of 3 kg.
Ball A has a mass of 9 kg.

Ball A and B are rolling at speed
7 m/s and 4.5 m/s respectively.
What is the total momentum of both balls?
Question 1bBall A then collided into Ball B in such a way that momentum is conserved from the collision.
Both balls are still rolling in the same direction.
The momentum of Ball A after collision is 36 kgm/s
What is the change in momentum of Ball A?
Question 1cThe balls were in contact for 0.7s
collision?
What is the average force during
Question 2Leon jumps on the trampoline.
The mat was stretched downward by 0.4 m
The spring constant is 3740 N/m.
Leon weighs 57 kg
What is the vertical height to which Leon will rise above his lowest position?
Question 3Leon joins a rowing race with friends.
The speed was increased to 3.6 m/s from rest.
With the acceleration of 0.8 m/s²,
Leon has a mass of 53 kg.
What is the minimum average power Leon must produce to cause this acceleration?

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