The discussion revolves around the application of conservation of linear momentum in a physics problem, particularly in the context of forces acting on an object. Participants are examining the implications of gravity on momentum conservation during a specific event, likely an explosion.
Some participants are exploring the nuances of the problem, particularly how gravity interacts with momentum conservation. There is acknowledgment of the need for clearer problem presentation, and some guidance has been offered regarding the interpretation of the scenario described.
There is mention of a potential missing illustration or problem statement, which may be affecting the clarity of the discussion. Participants are also navigating the implications of gravity in the context of the problem, which may not have been fully articulated.
vuvan said:I reckon that we only apply conservation of linear momentum for object which has total net force acting on equal zero but in this case , the gravity force still exist , total net force is mg
Thank in advance
vuvan said:I reckon that we only apply conservation of linear momentum for object which has total net force acting on equal zero but in this case , the gravity force still exist , total net force is mg
Thank in advance