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explain the answers please

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Explanation / Answer

1) In an elastic collision, both the momentum and the kinetic energy are conserved.

2) Impulse = Change in momentum of the ball

Change in momentum of the ball is more if the ball bounces after it hits the ground compared to when the ball sticks.

3) Linear momentum of the (boat + person) system is conserved along the surface.

Since the mass of the boat is three times the mass of the person, it will move one-third of the distance moved by the person.

4) The moment of inertia of an object is minimum about an axis passing through its centre of mass compared to any of the other parallel axes.