This section contains documents created from scanned original files, which are inaccessible to screen reader software. A "#" symbol is used to denote such documents.
Video Clips

RealVideo®
6:29 minutes (0:00 - 6:29)
Definitions, including p = mv and F = dp/dt.
Force
Back to Top

RealVideo®
9:38 minutes (11:52 - 21:30)
Definition, including impulse as δp and F/δt; impact times and forces.
Momentum (Beginning of V15)
Back to Top

RealVideo®
2:38 minutes (21:30 - 24:08)
Dropping a tennis ball on top of a basketball causes the tennis ball to bounce very high.
Impulse (11:52 of V17)
Back to Top

RealVideo®
7:31 minutes (24:08 - 31:39)
Throwing objects produces recoil; comparison of recoil to thrust; calculation of rocket thrust for Saturn rocket.
Impulse (11:52 of V17)
Back to Top
Lecture Notes

PDF - 1.6 MB
#
Page 1 to page 4
Definition of momentum (p = m*v); Newton's laws and momentum; law of conservation of momentum of a particle and of a system of particles, with examples; relationship between forces and momentum; elastic and inelastic collision, with examples.
Newton's Laws
Back to Top

PDF
#
Page 1 to page 6
Definition of impulsive force, with example; elastic and inelastic collisions, with examples in one-dimension and two-dimensions.
Momentum, Conservation of Energy
Back to Top

PDF - 1.5 MB
#
Page 1 to page 9
Definition of momentum (p = m*v); Newton's laws and momentum; Law of conservation of momentum of a particle and of a system of particles, with examples; relationship between forces and momentum; elastic and inelastic collision, with examples.
Newton's Laws
Back to Top

PDF - 1.2 MB
#
Page 2 to page 16
Definition of impulsive force, with example; elastic and inelastic collisions, with examples in one-dimension and two-dimensions.
Momentum, Conservation of Energy
Back to Top

PDF
Page 1
Power defined, with equation (P = F*v); impulse defined; center of mass defined; velocity and momentum of center of mass.
Momentum
Back to Top

PDF
#
Page 5 to page 7
Definition of inertial mass; standard kilogram; definition of momentum (p = m*v).
One Dimensional Motion
Back to Top

PDF
#
Page 8 to page 12
Definition of force (F=ma); superposition principle; definition of impulse and average impulse; Newton's second law equations for force, acceleration, momentum.
Newton's First Law, derivatives, integrals
Back to Top

PDF
Page 1 to page 27
Definition of momentum (p = m*v) and impulse; non-constant force and impulse; conservation of momentum; translational motion of the center of mass; modeling external forces and conservation of momentum; modeling of instantaneous collisions; momentum diagrams and equations.
Newton's Laws
Back to Top

PDF
#
Page 1 to page 20
Momentum and impulse equations; definition of conservation of momentum for an isolated system; momentum problem solving strategies; momentum diagram and equations; planar collision theory; elastic collisions; 2D elastic collision example problem.
Lecture 19
Back to Top

PDF
Page 1 to page 8
Momentum and change of momentum defined, with equations; strategies for solving momentum and impulse problems; collisions and conservation of momentum; center of mass.
Lectures 19, 21
Back to Top
Practice Problems

PDF
Problem 1 to problem 1
Friction and acceleration; which forces must be known to solve for energy and momentum; kinetic energy and momentum in a collision. Solution not included.
None
Back to Top

PDF
Problem 3
Kinetic energy of two blocks of unequal mass that experience the same impulse. Solution not included.
None
Back to Top

PDF
Problem 4
Distance needed to stop a ping-pong ball and a bowling ball, which have the same initial momentum. Solution not included.
None
Back to Top

PDF
Problem 4 to problem 8
Concept questions about conservation of momentum in isolated systems of one or more bodies. Solution not included.
None
Back to Top

PDF
Problem 3
Motion of a ball falling and bouncing off of the ground.
Back to Top

PDF
Problem 1
Force acting on the ankle of a person jumping to the ground from a height.
Back to Top

PDF
#
Problem 9
Finding fuel mass used for shuttle acceleration.
Back to Top

PDF
#
Problem 10
5-part impulse problem; calculating velocity, acceleration, burn time for rocket.
Back to Top

PDF
#
Problem 9
A rod is hit off-center; finding velocity, ω, position, and kinetic energy.
Back to Top

PDF
#
Problem 3
7-part orbit problem; finding impulses to allow spacecraft to reach sun.
Back to Top
Exam Questions

PDF
#
Problem 12
6-part problem; p of ball before and after hitting floor; average force and impulse; change in kinetic energy.
Back to Top

PDF
Problem B1
Motion of a superball bouncing on a table.
Back to Top