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vanmaiden
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Good Afternoon,
How is it that we are able to get the value of momentum from multiplying mass times the velocity of a moving body? A lot of people settle for knowing how to get momentum, but I want to know why this equation works. I understand as much calculus as calc II permits me with a bit of vector calculus and linear algebra as a fair warning on my level of the comprehension of your explanations. I thank you in advance for helping me.
Vanmaiden
How is it that we are able to get the value of momentum from multiplying mass times the velocity of a moving body? A lot of people settle for knowing how to get momentum, but I want to know why this equation works. I understand as much calculus as calc II permits me with a bit of vector calculus and linear algebra as a fair warning on my level of the comprehension of your explanations. I thank you in advance for helping me.
Vanmaiden