How is the physics definition of momentum different from how momentum is used to describe things in everyday life.
Can a person on an elevator that breaks loose and falls to the ground avoid harm by jumping at the last second?
Why will a water balloon break when thrown on the pavement, but not break if caught carefully?
Why is it important that cars are designed to include crumple zones?
Linear Momentum
Describe the linear momentum of an object or system.
Change in Momentum and Impulse
Describe the impulse delivered to an object or system.
Describe the relationship between the impulse exerted on an object or a system and the change in momentum of the object or system.
Conservation of Linear Momentum
Describe the behavior of a system using conservation of linear momentum.
Describe how the selection of a system determines whether the momentum of that system changes.
Elastic and Inelastic Collisions
Describe whether an interaction between objects is elastic or inelastic.
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