Momentum first
Momentum first
Momentum is defined by p=mvp = mvp=mv, so it depends on mass and velocity. Because velocity has direction, momentum is a vector and can be positive or negative in one-dimensional collision questions.
Momentum first
Momentum first
Momentum is defined by p=mvp = mvp=mv, so it depends on mass and velocity. Because velocity has direction, momentum is a vector and can be positive or negative in one-dimensional collision questions.
Step-by-step lessons covering Edexcel AS Level Physics Elastic and inelastic collisions for AS Level Physics. Each lesson works through exam-style questions.