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Momentum Impulse Pressure

The document discusses momentum, impulse, and pressure. Momentum is defined as the mass of an object multiplied by its speed. Impulse is defined as the force applied over a certain period of time. Pressure is defined as the force applied by an object over a certain area.
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Momentum Impulse Pressure

The document discusses momentum, impulse, and pressure. Momentum is defined as the mass of an object multiplied by its speed. Impulse is defined as the force applied over a certain period of time. Pressure is defined as the force applied by an object over a certain area.
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MOMENTUM, IMPULSE and

PRESSURE
Momentum

Inertia in motion
“bashing power”

(momentum = mass of object x speed)


objects at rest have no
momentum
since speed = 0
large momentum is the
result of large mass or
high speed
Impulse
How long it takes an object
to change its momentum

Impulse = force applied x time


force it applied
PRESSURE

Force applied by an object over a


certain area
Applying more force over the same
area will increase the pressure
Applying the same force over a larger
area will decrease the pressure
Units for pressure are Pascals (Pa)

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