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15.1-15.2 Linear impulse and momentum
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For the principle of linear impulse and momentum, the derivation for this principle began with what law?
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Explain what linear impulse is or how it is defined. Is it a vector or a scalar?
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The linear impulse is equal to
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the momentum
the change in momentum, always
the change in momentum, but if only conservative forces act
The integral of conservative forces over time
When we consider the principle of linear momentum for a system of particles, what is the major modification/difference in the approach compared to only one particle?
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