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How are impulse and momentum related? A. The impulse that acts on an object is the momentum that results. B. The impusle acting on an object is equal to the change in momentum it causes. C. Impulse is another name for instantaneous momentum. D. Impulse is a whim to do something while momentum keeps it going. **not sure!! thank you!!
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we have the subsequent formula: \[\Large I = F\Delta t = \Delta Q\] where I is the impulse of the force F and \Delta Q is the change of momentum
\Delta t is the time change
ohh okay!! so does that mean they are the same? so choice C?
are you sure?
oh oops!! sorry choice B?
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yes! That's right! since we have: \[\Large I = \Delta Q\]
ooh yay!! thank you!!
thank you!! :)
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