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Why are impulse and momentum treated as different quantites?
Impulse and Momentum: What's the Difference?
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Gurasees said:Why are impulse and momentum treated as different quantites?
Impulse is a change in momentum.
Why is a banking transaction and your account balance treated as different quantities?
Gurasees
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Ok
PeroK said:Impulse is a change in momentum.
Why is a banking transaction and your account balance treated as different quantities?
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