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Physics  Form 4  Chapter 2 Force and Motion I
             Collision                                        2.  Types of collision

               1.  The principle  of conservation of momentum   There are two types of collision, that is, elastic
                 can be studied using the collision of objects.  collision and inelastic collision.
                                                                (a)  In an elastic collision
                                                                    (i)  momentum is conserved,
             2.0 kg        1.0 kg  At rest
                    3.0 m s –1                      v m s –1
               A             B            A     B                   (ii)  kinetic energy is conserved,
                                                                    (iii)  the objects move separately after
                                 (a)                                    collision ,
                                                                    (iv)  total energy is conserved.
             2.0 kg  3.0 m s –1  1.0 kg  2.0 m s –1  v m s –1   (b)  In an inelastic collision.
               A             B           A     B
                                                                    (i)  momentum is conserved,
                                 (b)                                (ii)  kinetic energy is not conserved,
                              Figure 2.57                           (iii)  the objects may combine and move
                 For case (a)                                           together after collision,
        Chapter
       2             Total momentum     Total momentum              (iv)  total energy is conserved.
                                     =
                     before collision       after collision
                   (2.0 × 3.0) + (1.0 × 0) =  (2.0 + 1.0)v                     SPM Tips
                         6.0 kg m s   =  3.0 v
                                   –1
                 Therefore,        v  = 2.0 m s –1           In the explanation of a law or principle, the conditions
                                                             and limitations must be mentioned together. In the case
                 For case (b)                                of stating the principle of conservation of momentum,
                 (2.0 × 3.0) + (1.0 × (–2.0))  = (2.0 + 1.0)v  the condition of no external force acting on the system
                                                             needs to be mentioned.
                              4.0 kg m s   = 3.0 v
                                       –1
                                           4.0
                 Therefore,            v  =  3.0
                                          = 1.3 m s –1






                Experiment 2.2
                Eksperimen 2.1
                Eksperimen 2.1
              Problem statement: Is the total momentum constant in a closed system?

              Aim: To show the total momentum in a closed system is constant for the case of collision.
              Hypothesis:  The total momentum before collision is the same as that of after collision if there is no
                         external force acting on the system.
              Variables:
              •  Manipulated variable  : Total momentum before collision
              •  Responding variable  : Total momentum after collision
              •  Fixed variable     : Friction compensated inclined plane

              Apparatus and materials:  Ticker timer, 12 V a.c. power supply, triple beam balance, 4 trolleys, inclined
                                     plane, ticker tape, cellophane tape, and plasticine.








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