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The rotating ball should push the vehicle first to the right and once it hits the airbag - to the left?? Even if this works, how are you going to automate it and repeat it?
Momentum is a fundamental principle in physics that states that the total momentum of a closed system remains constant. This means that in any interaction or process, the total momentum before and after the event must be equal. Therefore, it is not possible for momentum to be violated.
If conservation of momentum is violated, it would mean that the total momentum before and after an event is not equal. This would go against the fundamental laws of physics and would require a re-evaluation of our understanding of the universe.
No, conservation of momentum is a universal law that holds true in all situations. It has been extensively tested and has never been found to be violated. However, there may be hypothetical scenarios where it appears to be violated, but these are often due to incomplete understanding or incorrect assumptions.
No, the law of conservation of momentum is a fundamental principle that has been observed to hold true in all interactions and processes. It is a cornerstone of classical mechanics and has been confirmed by countless experiments.
If conservation of momentum was not a law, it would mean that the total momentum of a closed system could change without any external forces acting on it. This would have major implications for our understanding of the universe and would require a significant shift in our understanding of physics.