MIT 8.01 Lesson 13: Momentum Lesson Summary| Excerpt |
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The Momentum and External Force model is introduced. This model has great utility for describing multi-body processes that occur over a finite time interval, particularly nearly-instantaneous collisions. |
Learning ObjectivesBy the end of this Lesson, you should be able to: - Be able to read and understand the Momentum and External Force model template.
- Be able to accomplish the learning objectives listed there.
- Define time-averaged force in terms of impulse, or vice-versa.
- Describe the conditions on both the system and the interactions which allow the assumption of conservation of momentum in analyzing a collision.
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| Momentum (Intro) |
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| Momentum (Impulse) |
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| Momentum (Average Force) |
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| Momentum (Multi-Object) |
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| Momentum (Conservation) |
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