Conservation of Momentum Proof

The video tutorial explains the conservation of momentum, starting with a system of particles influenced by external forces. It discusses the integral of net external forces and its relation to momentum change. The video then explores the scenario where the net external force is zero, leading to the proof of momentum conservation. The conclusion emphasizes that momentum remains constant if no net external forces act on the system.

What conclusion can be drawn about the total momentum at any two arbitrary times, T1 and T2?

Discuss the implications of proving the conservation of momentum in a system with no net external forces.