Momentum = the product of mass and velocity
= unit is kg m/s
Parti: Find the momentum in each...
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Momentum = the product of mass and velocity
= unit is kg m/s
Parti: Find the momentum in each picture:
Moss = 2500 kg
Velocity = 25m's
Mass=320
Velocity=12ms
Moss - 85 kg
speed=&m's
Changing the Momentum:
To change the momentum of an object, a
must be applied to the object. This action will
cause the
of the object to change. When the velocity increases, the momentum will
When the velocity
the momentum will decrease. The change in the
momentum of the object is called IMPULSE.
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