Impulse Theorem Calculator (Mass Velocity)
Impulse. In classical mechanics, the impulse of the resultant external force on an object is equal to the change in its momentum, which is called the momentum theorem. Unlike momentum, which is a state quantity, impulse is a process quantity. The impulse of a constant force refers to the product of this force and its action time. Impulse describes the physical quantity of the cumulative effect of a particle over a period of time, and is the reason for changing the mechanical motion state of the particle.
Impulse Theorem Calculator (Mass and Velocity)
Impulse: I = m*Δv
Here
m = mass
Δv = velocity change