AP Physics 1: Linear Momentum and Impulse Review

The video covers the concepts of momentum and impulse, essential for the AP Physics One exam. It explains momentum as a vector quantity, conserved in collisions and explosions, and distinguishes between elastic and inelastic collisions. Newton's second law is related to impulse, highlighting its role in safety equipment like airbags. The video concludes with a preview of rotational kinematics.

What is the definition of momentum and its dimensions?

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Explain the conservation of momentum during collisions.

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What are the differences between elastic and perfectly inelastic collisions?

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How does Newton's second law relate to momentum?

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What is impulse and how is it calculated?

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Describe how safety equipment like airbags utilizes the concept of impulse.

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What are the dimensions of impulse and how do they relate to momentum?

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