Physics, asked by harshbhardwaj23, 1 year ago

What is impulse Momentum theorem?

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Answered by shreya121410

Impulse is important concept in the study of momentum. An impulse is equal to net force on the object times the time period over which this force is applied.

Answered by rajeshri09yadapb61p2

the impulse momentum theorem states that the Change in momentum of an object is equals the impulse applied to it

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