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Summary Momentum and Impulse
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Covers Momentum and impulse that will be assessed in your Grade 11 year in the Physics section of your Physical Science module/syllabus
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MOMENTUM AND IMPULSEMOMENTUM
All objects have mass, when an object is moving it has momentum
Momentum – the product of the mass and velocity of an object
P=mv
P = momentum
m = mass
m = velocity
Momentum is a vector it has direction
Direction of momentum = direction of velocity
COLLISIONS
Collision – an isolated event in which two or more moving bodies exert forces
on each other over a relatively short time
When the club hits the ball according to newton’s third law the ball will exert a
force of equal magnitude in the opposite direction
The forces do not cancel each other out because they act on different bodies
, The force acting on an object during a collision is not constant
Therefore we use an average force
CHANGE IN MOMENTUM
In most cases velocity changes therefore momentum will change
ΔP = mvi – mvf
ΔP = m(vi – vf)
ΔP = change in momentum
m = mass
vi = initial velocity
vf = final velocity
NEWTONS SECOND LAW IN TERMS OF MOMENTUM
ΔPP
Fnet = ΔPt
Newton’s second law (in terms of momentum) – the net force acting on an
object is equal to the rate of change of momentum
APPLYING NEWTONS SECOND LAW
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