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    The document discusses two physics problems about the momentum and kinetic energy of a baseball bat. The first problem asks about where pushing a bat with a force F would produce the greatest rate of increase in the bat's momentum or kinetic energy. The second problem asks about two masses attached to springs that are stretched and released, and which quantity would be identical for both masses during their subsequent motion.

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    The document discusses two physics problems about the momentum and kinetic energy of a baseball bat. The first problem asks about where pushing a bat with a force F would produce the greatest rate of increase in the bat's momentum or kinetic energy. The second problem asks about two masses attached to springs that are stretched and released, and which quantity would be identical for both masses during their subsequent motion.

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    The document discusses two physics problems about the momentum and kinetic energy of a baseball bat. The first problem asks about where pushing a bat with a force F would produce the greatest rate of increase in the bat's momentum or kinetic energy. The second problem asks about two masses attached to springs that are stretched and released, and which quantity would be identical for both masses during their subsequent motion.

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    The document discusses two physics problems about the momentum and kinetic energy of a baseball bat. The first problem asks about where pushing a bat with a force F would produce the greatest rate of increase in the bat's momentum or kinetic energy. The second problem asks about two masses attached to springs that are stretched and released, and which quantity would be identical for both masses during their subsequent motion.

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    Momentum of a Baseball Bat Kinetic Energy of a Baseball Bat

    The greatest rate of increase of the bats The greatest rate of increase of the bats
    momentum will be produced by pushing kinetic energy will be produced by pushing
    with a force F at which of the following with a force F at which of the following
    points? points?

    C.M. C.M.

    1) Position 1. 1) Position 1.
    2) Position 2. 2) Position 2.
    3) Position 3. 3) Position 3.
    4) All the same. 4) All the same.
    5) Cannot answer without more information. 5) Cannot answer without more information.

    8.01L Fall 2005 11/17/2005 8.01L Fall 2005 11/17/2005

    Two masses are attached to two different


    springs and move on frictionless horizontal
    surfaces. Both springs are stretched and the
    masses are released from rest.
    Mass A is 2 times larger than Mass B.
    Spring A is 4 times stronger than spring B.
    Spring A is pulled half as far as Spring B.
    During the subsequent motion, which
    quantity is identical for both A and B?
    1) The period of the motion.
    2) The amplitude of the motion.
    3) The initial acceleration.
    4) The acceleration at equilibrium.
    5) (1) and (2)
    6) (2) and (3)
    7) (3) and (4)
    8) Some other combination of two of these.
    9) Three of these are true.
    10) All four are true.
    8.01L Fall 2005 11/17/2005

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