State Newton's first law of motion.
- (a)State Newton's first law of motion.[1]
- (b)(i)Calculate the magnitude of the velocity of B after the collision.[2]
- (b)(ii)The collision between A and B is inelastic. Explain how the collision is inelastic and still obeys the law of conservation of energy.[1]
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Mark scheme
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- [B1] a body/mass/object continues (at rest or) at constant/uniform velocity unless acted on by a resultant force
- [C1] initial momentum = final momentum
- [A1] v = (-) 0.3(0) m s⁻¹
- [B1] kinetic energy is not conserved/is lost (but) total energy is conserved/constant
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