qu.1.topic=Ch 9, Sec 1 - Linear Momentum@ qu.1.1.mode=Randomized Formula@ qu.1.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.1.1.name=Momentum of Object@ qu.1.1.question=A $ball has a momentum of $p kg·m/s and a mass of $m kg. What is its speed?@ qu.1.1.answer=$ans m/s (1 ? 0.05)@ qu.1.1.random= $integer\=rint(4); $ball\=switch($integer,"sphere","body","block","cube"); $p\=rand(50,90,3); $m\=rand(2,5,3); $ans\=sig(3,$p/$m)@ qu.2.topic=Ch 9, Sec 2 - Impulse@ qu.2.1.mode=Randomized Formula@ qu.2.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.2.1.name=Ball@ qu.2.1.question=A tennis ball is thrown downward against the floor with a velocity of $v0 m/s with respect to the vertical. The ball bounces straight up off the floor with only $percent% of its initial speed. Find the mass of the tennis ball if the impulse delivered by the floor to the ball is $impulse kg·m/s.@ qu.2.1.answer=$ans kg (1 ? 0.05)@ qu.2.1.random= $v0=rand(10,20,3); $percent\=rand(80,98,3); $percent1\=$percent/100; $impulse\=rand(-12,-5,3); $ans\=sig(3,-$impulse/($v0*(1+$percent1)))@ qu.3.topic=Ch 9, Sec 3 - Conservation of Momentum@ qu.3.1.mode=Randomized Formula@ qu.3.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.3.1.name=Bullet Hits Block@ qu.3.1.question=A bullet of mass m = $m_bullet g is shot in the direction of a wooden block (see Figure 1 ) that is placed on a frictionless surface. The bullet collides with the block and embeds itself into the block (see Figure 2 ). Find the speed of the $block after the collision if the initial speed of the bullet is $v0_bullet m/s and the mass of the block is $m_block kg.

@ qu.3.1.answer=$ans m/s (1 ? 0.05)@ qu.3.1.random= $integer\=rint(2); $block\=switch($integer,"block","bullet"); $v0_bullet\=rand(700,900,3); $m_block\=rand(1,4,3); $m_bullet\=rand(5,10,3); $ans\=sig(3,$m_bullet/1000*$v0_bullet/($m_block+$m_bullet/1000))@ qu.4.topic=Ch 9, Sec 4 - Inelastic Collisions@ qu.4.1.mode=Randomized Formula@ qu.4.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.4.1.name=Car Collides With Truck@ qu.4.1.question=A dump truck and a car traveling toward each other accidentally collide. What is the speed of the car before the collision if the mass of the car is $mcar lb, the mass of the truck is $mtruck lb, the initial speed of the truck is $vtruck mi/h, and the velocity of the car-truck system after the collision is $vprime mi/h with respect to the initial direction of motion of the truck? Consider the collision to be perfectly inelastic. Give the answer in m/s.@ qu.4.1.answer=$ans m/s (1 ? 0.05)@ qu.4.1.random= $mcar\=rand(2000,4000,3); $mtruck\=rand(15000,25000,3); $mcarkg\=0.453592*$mcar; $mtruckkg\=0.453592*$mtruck; $vtruck\=rand(35,50,3); $k\=rand(0.3,0.5); $vprime\=sig(3,$vtruck*(1-$k)); $vprimems\=1397/3125*$vprime; $vtruckms\=1397/3125*$vtruck; $ans\=sig(3,((-$mcarkg-$mtruckkg)*$vprimems+$mtruckkg*($vtruckms))/$mcarkg)@ qu.5.topic=Ch 9, Sec 5 - Center of Mass@ qu.5.1.mode=Randomized Formula@ qu.5.1.editing=useHTML@ qu.5.1.name=System of 3 Masses@ qu.5.1.question=Find the x- coordinate of the center of mass of the system of three masses shown below if x1 = $x1 m, x2 = $x2 m, m1 = $m1 kg, m2 = $m2 kg, and m3 = $m3 kg. Give the answer in meters, m.

@ qu.5.1.answer=$ans m (1 ? 0.05)@ qu.5.1.random= $x1\=rint(1,7)+1; $x2\=$x1*2; $k_large\=rand(0.4,0.8); $k_small\=rand(0.15,0.45); $m1\=rand(2,4,3); $m2\=sig(3,$m1*(1+$k_large)); $m3\=sig(3,$m1*(1+$k_large+$k_small)); $ans\=sig(3,(($m1+$m2)*$x1+$m3*$x2)/($m1+$m2+$m3))@