Question

difference between impulse and momentum

Answer 1

momentum= mass x velocity

Impulse is the force acting for a duration of time

Force= mass x acceleration

F= m (V-u)/t

multiplying by t on both side.

F*t=m (v-u)/t *t

Ft=mv-mu

Impulse = change in momentum

Answer 2

Answer:

The impulse takes into consideration both the effect of the force on the system, and the duration of time for which the force acts. Impulse is defined as the change in momentum and shown as "J", or delta p. It has the same units as momentum (mass times velocity).

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