What is the principle of Impulse and Momentum?

Answer: A net force’s effect on an object is described using the term “impulse” (a kind of “moving force”). The letter J is used to designate it.

What is the definition of momentum? It is the resistance of an item to being stopped (a kind of “moving inertia”). The letter p is used to represent it.

Objects have a change in momentum equal to the amount of force applied to them, according to the impulse-momentum theorem. The impulse-momentum theorem is the inverse of Newton’s second law.