Momentum Flashcards

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it is the force or speed of movement. It is the measure of a body’s moving inertia.

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Momentum (p)

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formula to compute the momentum?

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p = mv

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formula to compute the velocity?

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v = p/m

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is defined as an object or group of objects that is not interacting with the surroundings.

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closed system

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is oftentimes a very large varying force that occurs in a short span of time.

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force of impact

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is the product of the force of impact and the time that force is being applied

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impulse (N * S)

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it states that the impulse is equal to the change in momentum

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impulse-momentum theory

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it states that “the total momentum of a system does not change when there are no external forces acting on it”

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law of conservation of momentum

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if they have mass but they are not moving then the system would be equal to?

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zero

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a reaction to a force that accelerates a body forward

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recoil

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is an event when two or more separate bodies apply force on each other

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collision

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it is often shortened to an elastic collision where the kinetic energy of the system is completely conserved

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perfectly elastic collision

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when two bodies collide and the bodies stick to each other after colliding

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perfectly inelastic collision

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