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Impulse, Momentum, Work & Energy

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WoEnPoMo

WoEnPoMo. Work, Energy, Power, and Momentum. Question. Which has more energy: a tennis ball dropped from the third story of a building or one dropped from the first?. Work and Energy. Yesterday: decided that more energy = more ability to do stuff bounce displace sand Work: doing stuff

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University Physics: Mechanics

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AP Physics Review

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Chapter 7. Kinetic Energy and Work

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Oscillations

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A. Rolling in the Rain

A. Rolling in the Rain. 1) speeds up 2) maintains constant speed 3) slows down 4) stops immediately.

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OSCILLATIONS

OSCILLATIONS. Chapter 15. Simple Harmonic Motion ( SHM ) Systems. Period (T) repeat time of the motion. frequency ( f ) r ate of the repetition Unit = Hz = 1 cycle/s = 1/s. f = 1/T. Amplitude (A) the maximum displacement from the midpoint. x = A cos ( ? t + ? ).

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Physics 221, February 23

Key Concepts: Definition of momentum and impulse Conservation of momentum The center of mass Rockets. Physics 221, February 23. Linear momentum. Momentum: p = m v ( vector ) Rate of change: ? p /?t = m? v /?t = m a = F F x = ? p x / ?t, F y = ? p y / ?t

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