AP Physics 1 review of Momentum and Impulse | Physics | Khan Academy

In this video David quickly reviews the momentum and impulse topics on the AP Physics 1 exam and solves an example problem for each concept. Created by David SantoPietro.
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[@FreePalestine12341]

At 5:40, you solved for momentum, but it asks to solve for velocity. -40kg*m/s needs to be divided by the 2kg that the rocket weighs. that'll give you the answer -20m/s.

[@PamKitsuwan]

Thanks for saying this. :)

[@rjk368]

I agree - I was very confused because I did it multiple ways and got -20 m/s until I realized this! Also, I think that the video would have been much more helpful if the answers weren't shown straight away, giving us a chance to solve for the answer and then check as he does the work.

[@prachisharma8076]

Thanks for pointing this out! I should thank you for this!

[@iqarchnet6517]

I was about to go down to the comment section and say this but you said it for me thanks!

[@saicharanmandadi8531]

Yea I noticed that too

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[@meghananadella1570]

At 10:12 your answer choices should be vx and vy, instead you only have vx values. But great video overall, thank you!

[@sorangelr]

For the Elastic and Inelastic problems, the explanation makes sense but the calculations indicate that kinetic energy is conserved. I'm confused. Based on my calculations, KE = 2MV^2 before and after collision.

[@samarthk4130]

KE before for mass m is positive 18, not negative, because you're squaring the negative 6 to make it positive

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5:53

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