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What does the theorem state about impulse and momentum?
What does the theorem state about impulse and momentum?
The theorem states that the impulse applied to an object is equal to the change in momentum of the object.
How can the impulse be varied?
How can the impulse be varied?
The impulse can be a larger force over a short period of time, or a smaller force over a longer period of time, or some other combination of force and time.
When throwing an egg against a wall, what can be said about the impulse involved?
When throwing an egg against a wall, what can be said about the impulse involved?
The impulse involved is a large force over a short period of time because the egg hits the wall and its momentum is stopped abruptly.
When throwing an egg against a sheet, is the force small or large?
When throwing an egg against a sheet, is the force small or large?
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What is the difference between throwing an egg against a wall and against a sheet?
What is the difference between throwing an egg against a wall and against a sheet?
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