You wad up a piece of paper and throw it into the wastebasket. how far will
your piece of paper travel if you throw it with a velocity of 4.3 m/s at an angle
of 65°? (assume no air resistance and that the paper lands at the same
height you threw it from.)

answer:

+/- 500 kg m/s

explanation:

change in momentum is due to change in velocity:

(v1 denotes velocity before and v2 velocity after). the change in velocity is cause by the acceleration "a" due to the force applied. we are not told which direction the force acts: is against the current movement (deceleration), or in same direction as the movement of the wagon (acceleration). so i will keep both options open by using +/- in the calculation. the v2 can after appliying the acceleration for a time "t" is written as:

and so the change in momentum is:

the absolute change in momentum is 500 n m/s. the change can be an increase or decrease - we can't tell from the problem statement alone.

a. heat. this is because, obviously, it gives off light which us see and heat because after a while, the light bulb starts to heat up and produce heat.

126,144,000 should be your answer.