What Is Momentum?

Momentum is "inertia in motion" and defined as an object's mass times velocity. Duration: 1:51.
#physics #momentum #education #science

[nutofwisdom]

Straight to the point, no stretches, no unecessary information. Great content

[parthsharma]

I had never expected that I will find a video that actually would explain what is momentum. It has become more difficult nowadays to find good videos like this, because of marketers like byjus and topper, who are first in line but are never able to explain anything, just business. Thanks a lot and keep doing what you are doing because you are helping a thousand of people like me.👍

[PuudingMusic]

explained something in literally 10 second on something that i would've otherwise searched 30 minutes for

[amitpatil]

What a great start of video with wonderful Statement.
Moment is Inertia in Motion.

[caylinsolomon]

Simple explanation that is easy to understand. Great video.

[rababalnajjar]

short and simple. Well done and thank you.

[wolfsanntiy]

The part in the start inertia in motion was enough for me to understand

[googlesearchjyl]

"Momentum, momentum is just inertia in motion." Thanks a lot, straight to the point.

[moviebestmoments]

I'm trying to understand this topic from 1 month.. And he just explained it in 1 min😍😍

[GuerrasLaws]

“The origin of creating momentum lies in the application of energy. Momentum serves as the initial cause of pushing and pulling. For example, when energy is applied, it generates the necessary momentum for pushing and pulling to occur. Without the application of energy, momentum cannot be created, and consequently, force cannot be exerted to push and pull since it lacks a physical existence.” ~Guadalupe Guerra

[melissamaysulit]

I love this. The simplest explanation ever.

[simplystars]

Thank you so much! I was so confused about momentum and this was the video that made it all make sense.

[xska]

Explained better than what High School taught me

[jaseemshan]

5 years of confusion explained in less than 2 minutes...
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[thewindisrising]

thanks for explaining oomph




srsly i'm thankful

[hxhxhddhdhx]

Only here because my class had a average score of 40 on the test

[swalihaadritaa]

Literally the best explanation video I've ever seen. I've been studying this chapter for hours now and turns out it's just an "oomph!"

[lastchance]

Yes, thank you. I struggled to get an intuitive answer from our physics teacher. Also, it should be mentioned that photons, which have no mass, thus no inertia, still have momentum because the magnetic field in motion exerts a force on atoms.

[teenforce-dance]

wow this is the greatest and shortest vid

[funtimeseoq]

when u said mometum is inertia in motion i got it 😂