In classical mechanics, the impulse of a resultant external force on an object is equal to the increment of its momentum, which is called the momentum theorem. Unlike momentum, which is a state quantity, impulse is a process quantity.
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Feb 25, 2022
In classical mechanics, the impulse of a resultant external force on an object is equal to the increment of its momentum, which is called the momentum theorem. Unlike momentum, which is a state quantity, impulse is a process quantity.
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