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-casimiro

p=mv

2.p=mv

Yaryle Azael P. Gualberto

9-dalton

The more massive and also faster of an object = is the more momentum it will be , making it harder to start,stop or change it to another or it's direction

-soliman

Curie

1. Momentum is how hard it is to stop something moving

2. P=mv

9-dalton

Momentum- the quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of its mass and velocity.

Formula: p= mv

Units: mass (m)

velocity (v)

momentum (m)

Momentum is the measure of an object’s motion, found by multiplying its mass and velocity, and it is conserved in isolated systems.

-Cassie Elise Arboleda, Grade 9 Boyle

Formula : p=mv, SI unit; kg . m/s

- Alliah Chloe Apilan

9 - Boyle

Justin Alexis Galvez

9 - Dalton

p=mv

p=mv

Soneja, Jezreel M.

9-Boyle

Paula Burgos

9-Dalton

1.) Momentum is how heavy something is and how fast it is going.

2.) Formula: p=mv, SI Unit: kg · m/s

Kurt Cedrick V. margallo

formula: p=mv

units: mass, velocity

9-Curie

Momentum is when mass is in motion meaning if an object is moving, then it has momentum.

p=mv

-Dasigan, 9-BOYLE

Andreyana B. Tatlongmaria

9-boyle

09/17/25

9-Dalton

Momentum:

-Quantity of motion an object possesses.

Formula:

-p=mv

Example:

-a speeding car

•Momentum is motion of an object

•p=MV

Formula: p= mv

Example:

Formula: p = mv

• Moral, Anaya

9 - Boyle

Momentum is the quantity of motion of a moving mass.

Formula: p=mv

Unit: kg • m/s

9-Dalton

Momentum is the quantity of motion of a moving body. It is a Vector quantity

Formula: P=mV

Unit: kg • m/s

formula p = mv

Candice Tandang 9-Boyle

9 - Dalton

1. Momentum is the quantity of motion in a moving body, determined by its mass and velocity.

   
   

2. p=mv

   Unit: kg m/s

Formula

p=mv

Unit

kg m/s

Sebastian Andy T. Gonzales

9-Curie

2.) Formula: p=mv SI unit: kg•m/s

Reccion, 9-Dalton

Formula:

p=mv

Units:

kg·m/s

Formula: p=mv

Unit: kg·m/s

Mariano, Jerald S.

9-Dalton

p=mv

Julianne De Guzman

9 Curie

Momentum is the measure of a mass that is moving.

Formula: p=mv

Airbags: Small force in long time

Boxing: So that a boxer can reduce the risk of injury rather than facing the punch directly

Baseball: So that the ball gets full force of the swing.

Exit Ticket

An object's momentum is the product of its mass and velocity

A 10kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. What is its momentum? v = 20 kg x m/s

To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of an impact longer

(momentum)p=(mass)kg(velocity)V

Rafael Anabo

9-Curie

Formula: p=mv

Pine, 9-Boyle

J = F∆t

2.J=F∆t

- Alliah Chloe Apilan

9 - Boyle

Kyla Raynne E. Balajadia

9-Dalton

2.) Formula: J=F△t SI units: Ns

Reccion 9-Dalton

kurt

9 - Dalton

1. Impulse is a change in an object's momentum, which is the result of a force acting on that object over a period of time.

2. J=Ft Unit Ns

Jezreel Soneja

9-Boyle

Justin Alexis Galvez

9-Dalton

J=F∆t

09/17/25

J=Ft or Impulse=Force x Delta Time

curie casimiro

-Aden (9-Boyle)

wally west

Boxing: A boxer "rolls with the punch" because it extends the time over which the force of the punch is applied to their head or body. By doing this, the boxer absorbs the same amount of impulse (change in momentum) but spreads it out over a longer duration, which reduces the peak force felt by their body and lessens the impact of the force

Baseball: To ensure that the bat stays in contact with the ball for as long as possible. This prolonged contact time allows more impulse to be transferred from the bat to the ball, giving the ball a greater change in momentum and, thus, a higher speed when it leaves the bat.

Formula: p=mv

Product of force and the time it acts on an object, change in momentum.

Formula: J=Ft, Ft=mV-mVo

Units: Ns

2.) Formula: p=mv

Units: kg•m/s

Damien Bascon

9 - Boyle

9-Dalton

Impulse:

-Change in an object’s momentum, it is caused by force.

Formula:

-J = FΔt

Example:

-kicking a ball.

p=mv

Meagan R. Soledad

9- Dalton

J=ft

J=Ns (newton-seconds)

p=mv

9-Boyle

raven sarrate 9- dalton

p=mv

unit: kg•m/s

San Gabriel

9-Curie

2. A 10 kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. What’s its momentum? 20 kg·m/s

3. To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact longer.

-soliman

2. A 10 kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. What is its momentum? 20 kg • m/s

3. To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact longer (longer / shorter).

formula: J=Ft

9 - Boyle

Impulse is the result of a force acting on an object for a certain amount of time, causing its momentum to change.

J = FΔt

Unit: Ns

2.) A 10kg bowling ball is moving at 2m/s. What is its momentum? Answer: 20m/s

3.) To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact shorter

- Totally not Aden (9-Boyle)

J=FΔt

Formula J=F"delta"t

Units N x s

Damien bascon

9 - Boyle

James Naval 9 Boyle

09/17/25

Formula: J=Ft

Unit: Ns

Mariano, Jerald S.

9-Dalton

1. To absorb impact.

2. To increase the chance of the bat hitting the ball.

9-Dalton

2.) 20kg m/s

3.) Time of impact longer

Damien bascon

9 - boyle

9-Dalton

1. Change in momentum

2. J= F × ∆t

Formula:

J=Ft

Unit:

N•s

9-Dalton

1. Mass and Velocity

2. 20kg•m/s

3. Longer

1. An object's momentum is the product of its mass and velocity.

2. A 10 kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. What is its momentum? 20 kg • m/s

3. To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact longer (longer / shorter).

kurt margallo 9-curie

9-Dalton

1. Mass, Velocity

2. 20kg/ms

3. Longer

Mass and velocity.

•A 10 kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. What is its momentum? 20kg·m/s

•To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact longer (longer / shorter).

Jankarl A. Rico

9-Curie

Boxing: A boxer moves back to make the hit last longer, so it hurts less.

Baseball: You follow through to keep the bat on the ball a bit longer, which makes the ball go faster and farther.

Raven Sarrate 9 - DALTON

Candice Tandang

9 - Boyle

2.20 kg•m/s

3.longer

9-Dalton

9 - Dalton

1. Mass and Velocity

2. 20kg•m/s

3. Longer

Kyla Raynne E. Balajadia

9-Dalton

Boxing: To increase the time of impact. The longer the time, the smaller the force, so the punch doesn’t hurt as much.

Baseball: You follow through when hitting the ball so the bat stays in contact longer. More time means more momentum is transferred, making the ball go faster and farther.

2. 20kg•m/s

3. Longer

Meagan R. Soledad

9- Dalton

Formula

J=F∆t

Unit

Ns

Sebastian Andy T. Gonzales

9-Curie

Answer : mass and velocity.

2. A 10 kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. What’s its momentum?

Answer : 20 kg m/s

3. To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact

Answer : longer

the change in an object's momentum caused by a force acting over a specific interval of time.

Formula:J = F × Δt

2. 20 kg·m/s

3. Longer

Mariano, Jerald S.

9-Dalton

Formula: J=Ft

Pine, 9-Boyle

to use a LARGE force for a short time, or a SMALL

force for a long time? Which one does an airbag create?

A: To stop a person’s momentum, it is better to use small force for a long time because it reduces the risk of getting an injury when getting in an accident. It ensures the driver and the passengers safety.

1. An airbage creates a large force for a short time

2. The boxer does this so the punch doesnt hurt.

3. So the ball gets a greater change in momentum

James naval 9 boyle

09/17/25

2. 20kg•m/s

3. Longer

Julianne De Guzman

9 Curie

Sebastian Andy T. Gonzales

9-Curie

Boxing: So that the time is longer meaning less force is applied and less pain is dealt to the opponent⸳

Baseball: You follow through so that the bat takes more time, putting the force into the ball making the ball faster and farther⸳

Justin Alexis Galvez

9-Dalton

•A 10 kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. What is its momentum? 20kg

To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of impact longer

Rafael Anabo

9 Curie

Pine, 9-Boyle

Mariano, Jerald S.

9-Dalton

9-Dalton

1. An object's momentum is the product of its mass and velocity

2. A 10kg bowling ball is moving at 2m/s. What is the momentum? 20kg • m/s

3. To make a force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact longer

Boxing: Roll with a punch has a lot to comply against physical manner. Role with a punch increase the time of impact making it feel less pain and the opponent wasted their stamina.

Baseball: So that the bat makes baseball go farther and faster.

Raven Sarrate 9 - Dalton

2⸳ The momentum of the bowling ball is 20kg·m/s⸳ p=(10kg)(2m\s)

3⸳ To make the force of an impact small, you need to make the time of the impact longer⸳

Justin Alexis Galvez

9-dalton

Boxing: They do this to reduce the impact and make the punch hurt less. The longer the time = the smaller the force

Baseball: You follow through so the bat stays in contact with the ball for a longer time, which means that it will gain more momentum. This makes the ball travel farther and faster.

p=mv

(kg)(m/s)

Manalo

9-Curie

2. 20kg•m/s

3. longer

Vielle Denice Bustamante

9-Curie

Alliah Chloe Apilan

9 - Boyle

Boxing: A boxer rolls with the punch to make the hit last longer so the force is less.

Baseball: You follow through so the bat hits the ball longer and gives it more speed.

Alliah Chloe Apilan

9 - Boyle

•j = f∆T

-Cassie Elise Arboleda, Grade 9 Boyle

In boxing, a boxer rolls with the punch to increase the time over which the impact happens. This reduces the force felt, minimizing damage by spreading the punch's momentum over a long period

In baseball, you follow through to apply force over a longer time, which increases the impulse on the ball. This gives the ball more momentum, helping it travel further

Damien Bascon

9 - Boyle

-20 kg.m/s

-longer

9-curie

Luke Sigmund Allaga

Boxers: Boxers roll with a punch to lessen its force, minimize the risk of injury, maintain balance, and set up counterattacks by extending the duration of the impact and moving in the direction of the blow

Baseball: You follow through when hitting a baseball to increase the amount of time the bat is in contact with the ball, which maximizes the impulse transferred to the ball.

Sebastian Andy T. Gonzales

9-Curie

Impulse (J) = Force × Time (F × t)

Unit: Newton-second (N·s)

• An object’s momentum is the product of its mass and velocity.

• A 10 kg bowling ball is moving at 2 m/s. Its momentum is 20 kg·m/s.

• To make the force of an impact smaller, you need to make the time of the impact longer.

9 - Boyle

Formula: J=FΔt

Unit: N⋅s

Almendral, Giero L.

9-Boyle

9-Dalton

Airbags: They reduce injuries by spreading the stopping force over a longer time, meaning a smaller force is applied.

Boxing: A boxer moves with the punch to extend the time of impact, which decreases the force felt.

Baseball: A batter follows through with the swing so the bat stays in contact with the ball longer, giving it greater speed.

Formula: p = mv (mass • velocity)

Units: (kg) (m/s)

Impulse - a quick push or hit that changes the object's momentum. Bigger the push or longer it lasts, the greater the change in momentum.

Formula:

Impulse = Force × time

J = F×t

Unit: N⋅s