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Unscramble key momentum terms and their meanings.

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Unscramble key momentum terms and their meanings.

by Selwyn Miles Relleta
1

The quantity that combines how much mass there is with how fast it's moving.

2

The overall effect of a force acting during a short period on an object’s motion.

3

Collision where kinetic energy is preserved and objects separate after contact.

  
  
4

Collision where some kinetic energy is transformed or lost, often causing deformation.

  
  
5

In a closed system, the total motion quantity remains the same before and after interactions.

     
  
  
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The point where the mass of a system can be considered to be concentrated for translational motion.

     
  
  
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A measure of the amount of matter in an object, influencing inertia and gravitational interaction.

8

Speed with direction; a vector describing how fast and in what way an object moves.

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