In a collision, objects experience an (energy, Impulse); the impulse causes and
is equal to the change in (momentum, velocity). The momentum change of an object is
the (mass, speed) multiply by the velocity change.
In a collision, an object experiences a (force, speed) for a specific amount of
(time, velocity) that results in a change in momentum.
is equal to the change in (momentum, velocity). The momentum change of an object is
the (mass, speed) multiply by the velocity change.
In a collision, an object experiences a (force, speed) for a specific amount of
(time, velocity) that results in a change in momentum.
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In a collision, objects experience an (energy, Impulse); the impulse causes and is equal to the change in (momentum, velocity). The momentum change of an object is the (mass, speed) multiply by the velocity change. In a collision, an object experiences a (force, speed) for a specific amount of (time, velocity) that results in a change in momentum.
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