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Name Date Period LAB: Conservation of Momentum CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS: UNIT 3 Background: The law of conservation of momentum states that if no outside forces act on a group of objects, the momentum of

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1. Gather the necessary materials for the lab, including a lab worksheet, a lab balance, two carts with motion sensors, and various objects to place on the carts.
2. Set up the lab equipment, ensuring that the motion sensors are properly calibrated and connected to the carts.
3. Begin by placing one of the carts on the lab balance and zeroing the balance.
4. Attach the motion sensor to one of the carts and position the other cart in such a way that when they collide, momentum will be conserved.
5. Place an object on each cart, ensuring that they have different masses.
6. Start the data collection on the motion sensor and gently push one of the carts to set it in motion.
7. Observe the motion of the carts and record the data provided by the motion sensor.
8. Repeat the experiment multiple times, changing the masses of the objects on the carts each time.
9. Use the recorded data to analyze the conservation of momentum and draw conclusions about how mass affects momentum.
10. Fill out the lab worksheet with your observations, data, and analysis.
11. Clean up the lab area and return all equipment to their proper places.

Who needs lab conservation of momentum?

1. Students studying physics
2. Physics teachers
3. Anyone interested in understanding the concept of conservation of momentum
4. Researchers analyzing collisions and their effects

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What is lab conservation of momentum?

Lab conservation of momentum is a physics principle that states the total momentum of a closed system remains constant over time, unless acted upon by an external force.

Who is required to file lab conservation of momentum?

Students or researchers conducting experiments related to momentum in a laboratory setting may be required to file a lab conservation of momentum report.

How to fill out lab conservation of momentum?

To fill out a lab conservation of momentum report, gather data from the experimental setup, calculate the initial and final momenta, and analyze the results to determine if momentum was conserved.

What is the purpose of lab conservation of momentum?

The purpose of lab conservation of momentum experiments is to demonstrate the law of conservation of momentum and its application in practical physics scenarios.

What information must be reported on lab conservation of momentum?

The lab conservation of momentum report should include details of the experiment setup, initial and final momenta calculations, analysis of the results, and conclusions drawn regarding momentum conservation.