quiz on newtons cradle

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What material are the balls in a typical Newton’s Cradle usually made of?

A) Wood

B) Rubber

C) Steel or metal

D) Glass

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What happens if you lift two balls on one side of Newton's Cradle and release them?

A) Two balls on the opposite side move

B) Only one ball on the opposite side moves

C) All the balls swing

D) No balls move

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In a Newton's Cradle, what role does the middle ball play when the first ball is lifted and released?

A) It absorbs the kinetic energy

B) It is the ball that swings the most

C) It remains stationary, acting as a pivot

D) It reflects the energy back to the first ball

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Which of the following is true about energy transfer in Newton's Cradle?

A) The energy is completely lost after each swing

B) The energy is conserved and transferred through the balls

C) Energy is not transferred but reflected

D) The energy is converted into heat

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In Newton's Cradle, why do the balls not swing indefinitely?

A) Due to the friction in the air

B) Because they are not perfectly elastic

C) Due to the presence of gravitational force

D) Because they are made of metal

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What is the primary principle demonstrated by Newton's Cradle?

A) Conservation of mass

B) Conservation of momentum

C) Law of inertia

D) Law of universal gravitation

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What causes the swinging balls in Newton's Cradle to eventually stop moving?

A) The force of gravity

B) Energy transfer from the balls to the surrounding air

C) Magnetic forces

D) The force from the supporting string

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When one ball is lifted and released in a Newton's Cradle, what happens?

A) The opposite ball moves while the other balls remain still

B) All the balls stop moving immediately

C) The entire series of balls move in unison

D) No ball moves

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What material are the balls in a typical Newton’s Cradle usually made of?

What happens if you lift two balls on one side of Newton's Cradle and release them?

In a Newton's Cradle, what role does the middle ball play when the first ball is lifted and released?

Which of the following is true about energy transfer in Newton's Cradle?

In Newton's Cradle, why do the balls not swing indefinitely?

What is the primary principle demonstrated by Newton's Cradle?

What causes the swinging balls in Newton's Cradle to eventually stop moving?

When one ball is lifted and released in a Newton's Cradle, what happens?

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What material are the balls in a typical Newton’s Cradle usually made of?

What happens if you lift two balls on one side of Newton's Cradle and release them?

In a Newton's Cradle, what role does the middle ball play when the first ball is lifted and released?

Which of the following is true about energy transfer in Newton's Cradle?

In Newton's Cradle, why do the balls not swing indefinitely?

What is the primary principle demonstrated by Newton's Cradle?

What causes the swinging balls in Newton's Cradle to eventually stop moving?

When one ball is lifted and released in a Newton's Cradle, what happens?

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