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10 July, 17:51

What are the differences between momentum and inertia

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  1. 10 July, 18:11
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    Momentum:

    · Can be found by multiplying

    mass by velocity.

    · Used to calculate force that

    acts or is moving.

    · Records only instantaneous

    effects of a force that acts on

    the system.

    Inertia:

    · Calculated as the integral force

    over said period of time.

    · The value of the force is necessary

    in order to calculate it.

    · Records the effects of both the force

    acting on the system and how long it

    acts for.
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