Physics I Class 06 Impulse and Momentum.

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Physics I Class 06 Impulse and Momentum

Momentum of an Object Definitions

Change of Momentum

Connecting Net Force and the Derivative of Momentum

The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

Impulse and the Impulse- Momentum Theorem

Example Problem Using Impulse-Momentum

Example Problem Using Impulse-Momentum

Good-bye “Average Force”

Class #6 Take-Away Concepts

Class #6 Problems of the Day

Answer to Problem 1 for Class #6

Class #6 Problems of the Day

Answer to Problem 2 for Class #6

Class #6 Problems of the Day

Answer to Problem 3 for Class #6

Activity #6 - Impulse and Momentum

Class #6 Optional Material Special Theory of Relativity

What is an Inertial Frame?

Where Did Einstein’s Postulates Come From?

Einstein’s Correction to Newton’s Second Law

http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/einstein/?src=h_h

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