- 14.91TAE: What physics principle underlies these three observations? When pas...
- 14.92TAE: ?Wharves are made with pilings that permit the free passage of wate...
- 14.93TAD: If you count the tires on a large tractor-trailer that is unloading...
- 14.94TAD: Two teams of eight horses each were unable to pull the Magdeburg he...
- 14.95TAD: When boarding an airplane, you bring a bag of chips (or any other i...
- 14.96TAD: The pressure exerted against the ground by an elephant’s weight dis...
- 14.97TAD: Your friend says that the buoyant force of the atmosphere on an ele...
- 14.98TAD: Discuss which will register the greater weight: an empty flattened ...
- 14.99TAD: On a sensitive balance, weigh an empty, flat, thin plastic bag. The...
- 14.100TAD: ?Two identical balloons of the same volume are pumped up with air t...
- 14.101TAD: Two balloons that have the same weight and volume are filled with e...
- 14.102TAD: A helium-filled balloon and a basketball have the same volume. Upon...
- 14.103TAD: Imagine a huge space colony that consists of a rotating air-filled ...
- 14.104TAD: Discuss whether or not a helium-filled balloon could “rise” in the ...
- 14.105TAD: Discuss whether or not lower pressure is the result of fast-moving ...
- 14.1RCQ: What is the energy source for the motion of gas in the atmosphere? ...
- 14.2RCQ: How high would you have to go in the atmosphere for half of the mas...
- 14.3RCQ: What is the cause of atmospheric pressure?
- 14.4RCQ: What is the mass of a cubic meter of air at room temperature (20°C)?
- 14.5RCQ: What is the approximate mass of a column of air 1 cm2 in area that ...
- 14.6RCQ: What is the pressure at the bottom of the column of air referred to...
- 14.7RCQ: How does the pressure at the bottom of a 76-cm column of mercury in...
- 14.8RCQ: How does the weight of mercury in a barometer compare with the weig...
- 14.9RCQ: Why would a water barometer have to be 13.6 times taller than a mer...
- 14.10RCQ: When you drink liquid through a straw, is it more accurate to say t...
- 14.11RCQ: Why will a vacuum pump not operate for a well that is more than 10....
- 14.13RCQ: By how much does the density of air increase when it is compressed ...
- 14.12RCQ: Why is it that an aneroid barometer is able to measure altitude as ...
- 14.14RCQ: What happens to the air pressure inside a balloon when it is squeez...
- 14.15RCQ: What is an ideal gas?
- 14.16RCQ: A balloon that weighs 1 N is suspended in air, drifting neither up ...
- 14.17RCQ: Does the air exert buoyant force on all objects in air or only on o...
- 14.18RCQ: Why are high-altitude research balloons only partially inflated whe...
- 14.19RCQ: What are streamlines?
- 14.20RCQ: Is pressure greater or less in regions where streamlines are crowded?
- 14.21RCQ: What happens to the internal pressure in a fluid flowing in a horiz...
- 14.22RCQ: What happens to the internal pressure in a fluid flowing in a horiz...
- 14.23RCQ: Does Bernoulli’s principle refer to changes in internal pressure of...
- 14.24RCQ: How does faster-moving air above an airplane wing affect the pressu...
- 14.25RCQ: How does faster-moving water between two ships affect the water pre...
- 14.26RCQ: Are the ships in the preceding question sucked together or pushed t...
- 14.27RCQ: Is the fluid that goes up the inside tube in a hand sprayer pushed ...
- 14.28RCQ: How does a plasma differ from a gas?
- 14.29RCQ: Cite at least three examples of plasma in your daily environment.
- 14.30RCQ: What can be produced when a plasma beam is directed into a magnet?
- 14.33TAD: Raise a submerged upside-down glass that is full of water above the...
- 14.40TAS: Estimate the buoyant force that air exerts on you. (To do this, you...
- 14.41TAS: A mountain-climber friend with a mass of 80 kg ponders the idea of ...
- 14.42TAS: On a perfect fall day, you are hovering at low altitude in a hot-ai...
- 14.43TAS: Consider an airplane with a total wing surface of 1002 m. At a cert...
- 14.45TAS: ?Rank the volumes of air in the glass, from greatest to least, when...
- 14.46TAR: Rank the buoyant force supplied by the atmosphere on the following,...
- 14.47TAR: Rank from most to least, the amount of lift on the following airpla...
- 14.48TAE: It is said that a gas fills all the space available to it. Why, the...
- 14.49TAE: Why is there no atmosphere on the Moon?
- 14.50TAE: Why is the pressure in an automobile’s tires slightly greater after...
- 14.51TAE: The valve stem on a tire must exert a certain force on the air with...
- 14.52TAE: Why is a soft, underinflated football at sea level much firmer when...
- 14.53TAE: ?What is the purpose of the ridges that prevent the funnel from fit...
- 14.54TAE: How does the density of air in a deep mine compare with the air den...
- 14.55TAE: When an air bubble rises in water, what happens to its mass, volume...
- 14.56TAE: Why do you suppose that airplane windows are smaller than bus windows?
- 14.57TAE: ?We can understand how pressure in water depends on depth by consid...
- 14.58TAE: The “pump” in a vacuum cleaner is merely a high-speed fan. Would a ...
- 14.59TAE: Suppose that the pump shown in Figure 14.9 operated with a perfect ...
- 14.60TAE: If a liquid only half as dense as mercury were used in a barometer,...
- 14.61TAE: Why does the size of the cross-sectional area of a mercury baromete...
- 14.62TAE: From how deep a container could mercury be drawn with a siphon?
- 14.63TAE: If you could somehow replace the mercury in a mercury barometer wit...
- 14.64TAE: Would it be slightly more difficult to draw soda through a straw at...
- 14.65TAE: Why is it so difficult to breathe when snorkeling at a depth of 1 m...
- 14.66TAE: ?A little girl sits in a car at a traffic light holding a helium-fi...
- 14.68TAE: Why does the weight of an object in air differ from its weight in a...
- 14.67TAE: What physics principle underlies these three observations? When pas...
- 14.69TAE: Would a bottle of helium gas weigh more or less than an identical b...
- 14.70TAE: When you replace helium in a balloon with less-dense hydrogen, does...
- 14.71TAE: A steel tank filled with helium gas doesn’t rise in air, but a ball...
- 14.72TAE: If the number of gas atoms in a container is doubled, the pressure ...
- 14.73TAE: What change in pressure occurs in a party balloon that is squeezed ...
- 14.74TAE: What, if anything, happens to the volume of gas in an atmospheric r...
- 14.75TAE: What, if anything, happens to the pressure of the gas in a rubber b...
- 14.76TAE: What happens to the size of the air bubbles released by a diver as ...
- 14.77TAE: You and Tim float a long string of closely spaced helium- filled ba...
- 14.78TAE: The gas pressure inside an inflated rubber balloon is always greate...
- 14.79TAE: The force of the atmosphere at sea level against the outside of a 1...
- 14.80TAE: Why does the fire in a fireplace burn more briskly on a windy day?
- 14.81TAE: What happens to the pressure in water as it speeds up when it is ej...
- 14.82TAE: Why do airplanes normally take off facing the wind?
- 14.83TAE: What provides the lift to keep a Frisbee in flight?
- 14.84TAE: When a steadily flowing gas flows from a larger-diameter pipe to a ...
- 14.85TAE: Compare the spacing of streamlines around a tossed baseball that do...
- 14.87TAE: Why do airplanes extend wing flaps that increase the area and the a...
- 14.86TAE: Why is it easier to throw a curve with a tennis ball than a baseball?
- 14.88TAE: How is an airplane able to fly upside down?
- 14.89TAE: Why are runways longer for takeoffs and landings at high-altitude a...
- 14.90TAE: How will two dangling vertical sheets of paper move when you blow b...
- 14.1E: It is said that a gas fills all the space available to it. Why, the...
- 14.1P: What change in pressure occurs in a party balloon that is squeezed ...
- 14.1R: Rank the volume of air in the glass, from greatest to least, when i...
- 14.1RQ: What is the energy source for the motion of gas in the atmosphere? ...
- 14.2E: Why is there no atmosphere on the Moon?
- 14.2P: Estimate the buoyant force that air exerts on you. (To do this, you...
- 14.2R: Rank the buoyant force supplied by the atmosphere on the following,...
- 14.2RQ: How high would you have to go in the atmosphere for half of the mas...
- 14.3E: Why is the pressure in an automobile’s tires slightly greater after...
- 14.3P: A mountain-climber friend with a mass of 80 kg ponders the idea of ...
- 14.3R: Rank from most to least, the amount of lift on the following airpla...
- 14.3RQ: What is the cause of atmospheric pressure?
- 14.4E: If you count the tires on a large tractor-trailer that is unloading...
- 14.4RQ: What is the mass of a cubic meter of air at room temperature (20°C)?
- 14.5E: The valve stem on a tire must exert a certain force on the air with...
- 14.5P: Consider an airplane with a total wing surface of 1002 m. At a cert...
- 14.5RQ: What is the approximate mass of a column of air 1 cm2 in area that ...
- 14.6E: Why is a soft, underinflated football at sea level much firmer when...
- 14.6RQ: What is the pressure at the bottom of the column of air referred to...
- 14.7E: What is the purpose of the ridges that prevent the funnel from fitt...
- 14.7RQ: How does the pressure at the bottom of a 76-cm column of mercury in...
- 14.8E: How does the density of air in a deep mine compare with the air den...
- 14.8RQ: How does the weight of mercury in a barometer compare with the weig...
- 14.9E: When an air bubble rises in water, what happens to its mass, volume...
- 14.9RQ: Why would a water barometer have to be 13.6 times taller than a mer...
- 14.10E: Two teams of eight horses each were unable to pull the Magdeburg he...
- 14.10RQ: When you drink liquid through a straw, is it more accurate to say t...
- 14.11E: When boarding an airplane, you bring a bag of chips (or any other i...
- 14.11RQ: Why will a vacuum pump not operate for a well that is more than 10....
- 14.12E: Why do you suppose that airplane windows are smaller than bus windows?
- 14.12RQ: Why is it that an aneroid barometer is able to measure altitude as ...
- 14.13E: We can understand how pressure in water depends on depth by conside...
- 14.13RQ: By how much does the density of air increase when it is compressed ...
- 14.14E: The “pump” in a vacuum cleaner is merely a high-speed fan. Would a ...
- 14.14RQ: What happens to the air pressure inside a balloon when it is squeez...
- 14.15E: Suppose that the pump shown in Figure 14.9 operated with a perfect ...
- 14.15RQ: What is an ideal gas?
- 14.16E: If a liquid only half as dense as mercury were used in a barometer,...
- 14.16RQ: A balloon that weighs 1 N is suspended in air, drifting neither up ...
- 14.17E: Why does the size of the cross-sectional area of a mercury baromete...
- 14.17RQ: Does the air exert buoyant force on all objects in air or only on o...
- 14.18E: From how deep a container could mercury be drawn with a siphon?
- 14.18RQ: What are streamlines? Is pressure greater or less in regions where ...
- 14.19E: If you could somehow replace the mercury in a mercury barometer wit...
- 14.19RQ: What happens to the internal pressure in a fluid flowing in a horiz...
- 14.20E: Would it be slightly more difficult to draw soda through a straw at...
- 14.20RQ: Does Bernoulli’s principle refer to changes in internal pressure of...
- 14.21E: The pressure exerted against the ground by an elephant’s weight dis...
- 14.21RQ: How does Bernoulli’s principle apply to the flight of airplanes?
- 14.22E: Your friend says that the buoyant force of the atmosphere on an ele...
- 14.22RQ: Why does a spinning ball curve in its flight?
- 14.23E: Which will register the greater weight: an empty flattened balloon ...
- 14.23RQ: Why do ships passing close together run a risk of sideways collisions?
- 14.24E: On a sensitive balance, weigh an empty, flat, thin plastic bag. The...
- 14.24RQ: How does a plasma differ from a gas?
- 14.25E: Why is it so difficult to breathe when snorkeling at a depth of 1 m...
- 14.25RQ: Cite at least three examples of plasma in your daily environment.
- 14.26E: A little girl sits in a car at a traffic light holding a helium-fil...
- 14.26RQ: What can be produced when a plasma beam is directed into a magnet?
- 14.27E: How does the concept of buoyancy complicate the old question “Which...
- 14.28E: Why does the weight of an object in air differ from its weight in a...
- 14.29E: Would a bottle of helium gas weigh more or less than an identical b...
- 14.30E: When you replace helium in a balloon with less-dense hydrogen, does...
- 14.31E: A steel tank filled with helium gas doesn’t rise in air, but a ball...
- 14.32E: If the number of gas atoms in a container is doubled, the pressure ...
- 14.33E: What, if anything, happens to the volume of gas in an atmospheric r...
- 14.34E: What, if anything, happens to the pressure of the gas in a rubber b...
- 14.35E: What happens to the size of the air bubbles released by a diver as ...
- 14.36E: You and Tim float a long string of closely spaced helium- filled ba...
- 14.37E: The gas pressure inside an inflated rubber balloon is always greate...
- 14.38E: Two identical balloons of the same volume are pumped up with air to...
- 14.39E: Two balloons that have the same weight and volume are filled with e...
- 14.40E: The force of the atmosphere at sea level against the outside of a 1...
- 14.41E: Why does the fire in a fireplace burn more briskly on a windy day?
- 14.42E: What happens to the pressure in water as it speeds up when it is ej...
- 14.43E: Why do airplanes normally take off facing the wind?
- 14.44E: What provides the lift to keep a Frisbee in flight?
- 14.45E: Imagine a huge space colony that consists of a rotating air-filled ...
- 14.46E: Would a helium-filled balloon “rise” in the atmosphere of a rotatin...
- 14.47E: When a steadily flowing gas flows from a larger-diameter pipe to a ...
- 14.48E: Compare the spacing of streamlines around a tossed baseball that do...
- 14.49E: Why is it easier to throw a curve with a tennis ball than a baseball?
- 14.50E: ?Why is the pressure in an automobile’s tires slightly greater afte...
- 14.51E: How is an airplane able to fly upside down?
- 14.52E: Why are runways longer for takeoffs and landings at high-altitude a...
- 14.53E: How will two dangling vertical sheets of paper move when you blow b...
- 14.54E: What physics principle underlies these three observations? When pas...
- 14.55E: ?When an air bubble rises in water, what happens to its mass, volum...
- 14.56E: Is lower pressure the result of fast-moving air, or is fast-moving ...
Solutions for Chapter 14: Momentum
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Summary of Chapter 14: Momentum
By momentum we mean inertia in motion. More specifically, momentum is defined as the product of the mass of an object and its velocity
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