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Card 36
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Which scientific law does this follow?
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Card 37
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What happens to the barrel of a gun when the gun is fired?
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Card 38
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How can this effect be minimised in artillery guns?
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What happens to the momentum of a car during a front-end impact?
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How would a crumple zone at the front of the car reduce the force of an impact?
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Card 41
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Write down an equation used to calculate the impact force of a tennis ball from its mass and (negative) acceleration on impact with a racket.
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Card 42
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If the deceleration of the ball is 100 m/s2 when it hits the racket and the mass of the ball is 0.1 kg, calculate the impact force on the racket.
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Card 43
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When two vehicles collide, what happens to the total momentum?
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Card 44
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What assumption have you made?
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Card 45
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If a heavy lorry crashes into the back of a light car, what happens to the car?
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