Impulse

050 - Impulse

In this video Paul Andersen defines impulse as the product of the force applied and the time over which the force is applied. The impulse of an object is equivalent to the change in momentum of the object. Several problems related to impulse, force, and change in momentum are included.

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[adibannur]

During finding the impulse of the car, shouldn't we take the summation of mass of both man and the car? Because the man is inside the car. And the mass of the man should affect the impulse.

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1:07 1. Which ball experiences the greater change in momentum?
2:00 2. Are the change in momentum and the impulse different?
2:50 3. How does the crumple zone in the Honda Civic make the car safer for the driver during a collision?
3:30 4. Copy the problem "Calculate the impulse and the force on both the car and the man". Write the given info
6:00 5. Pause the video, and solve the problem. When you're done, unpause, and check your answer :)

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actually when you solve to figure out the force of the car you would need to account for the mass of the person, because that affects the car

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