1) Under what circumstances is mechanical energy conserved?
Under what circumstances is momentum conserved? How is this different than the criteria for conservation of mechanical energy?
Mechanical energy is conserved, if there is only conservative forces acting on the system. It will not be conserved if nonconservative forces acting on the system.
Momentum is conserved, if there is no external forces acting on the system. It will not be conserved if any conservative or nonconservative forces acting on the system.
1) Under what circumstances is mechanical energy conserved? Under what circumstances is momentum conserved? How is...
C What is conserved in the following cases (linear momentum, angular momentum about an axis, mechanical energy, tionle kinetic energy, none of these)? There may be more than one conserved quantity. For this question, you do not have to show your reasoning (a) Two masses are released from rest, from the positions shown in the figure, in a frictionless hemispherical bowl. The masses collide and stick together. Note that the circular motion is characterized simultaneously by the linear and angular...
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Mechanical energy is conserved in the presence of which of the
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Under what conditions is the momentum conserved in a collision a. It is always conserved. b. When it is an inelastic collision c. When the collision is very light. d. When the collision is totally elastic
State the laws of conservation of linear momentum and mechanical energy.
what are the conditions under which the total momentum of a system of particles is conserved?
Topic: collisions in two Dimensions 1- Under what conditions are momentum conserved? 2- How do quantitively characterize elastic and inelastic collisions? 3-Are collisions between steel balls are 100% elastic? 4- how do you graphically represent vectors that have errors? 5- how do you propagate the errors in vectors
QUESTIONS: Is the mechanical energy remaining the same (conserved) with time? Is the decrease in the potential energy get completely converted into the kinetic energy? What is the cause of any mechanical energy loss in this experiment? Since energy is never really lost, what types of energy was this “loss” transferred into?
how can momentum be conserved when energy isn't? please use examples with legible handwriting