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Newton’s laws of motion
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| Figure 9.4
Two hockey players approach each other. Player 1 has a
velocity of 6 m/s and a mass of 90 kg. Player 2 has a
velocity of 7 m/s and a mass of 80 kg. Prior to impact
player 1 has a momentum of 540 kgm/s and player 2 has
a momentum of –560kgm/s |
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| Figure 9.5
Reaction forces always act perpendicular to the surface
of contact. In (a) the surface is horizontal and as the
reaction force acts upwards and the action or weight (W)
activing downwards is equal and opposite. In (b) the surface
is inclined, the reaction force is perpendicular to the
surface and in this case the weight (W) acts perpendicular
to the surface of contact. (c) is the same as (b) only
an additional force is added therefore increasing the
representative force vector lengths (magnitudes) and causing
the force to be exerted perpendicular to the surface of
contact |
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