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    Impulse is defined as the integral of force over time and changes an object's momentum. A large force applied briefly can change momentum as much as a smaller force applied for longer, as impulse depends on their product. Impulse acts to change an object's linear or angular momentum, or both, and is important in collisions where a large force acts very briefly, such as a hammer strike or collision between objects.

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    Impulse is defined as the integral of force over time and changes an object's momentum. A large force applied briefly can change momentum as much as a smaller force applied for longer, as impulse depends on their product. Impulse acts to change an object's linear or angular momentum, or both, and is important in collisions where a large force acts very briefly, such as a hammer strike or collision between objects.

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    Impulse And Momentum

    Principle Of Impulse and Momentum

    Impulse is defined as the integral of force acting on an object, with respect to time.
    This means that impulse contains the product of force and time. Impulse changes
    the momentum of an object. As a result, a large force applied for a short period of
    time can produce the same momentum change as a small force applied for a long
    period of time. An impulse can act on an object to change either its linear
    momentum, angular momentum, or both.

    In many real life problems involving impulse and momentum, the impulse acting on
    a body consists of a large force acting for a very short period of time for example,
    a hammer strike, or a collision between two bodies.

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