Rohit Kumar Yadav

Momentum can be defined as "mass in motion." All objects have mass; so if an object is moving, then it has momentum - it has its mass in motion. The amount of momentumthat an object has is dependent upon two variables: how much stuff is moving and how fast the stuff is moving.
in this course on momentum we will cover a lot more than just momentum....

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The topics covered in this first module are as follow:
1) course introduction
2) Momentum: definition 
3) Momentum Facts: important concepts

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In this lesson the following topics are covered:
1) Momentum Examples
2) Equivalent Momenta: example and definition
3) impulse: definition and formula

Topics covered in this 3rd module are as follow:
1) Impulse Units
2) Impulse - Momentum Theorem
3) Stopping Time: definition and example

Topics covered in this 4th module of the course are Impulse - Momentum Example and the second topic is Fnet vs. t graph

In this 5th lesson the topics that we covered are : 
1) Conservation of Momentum in 1-D
2) Directions after a collision
3) Sample Problem 1

In this lesson on momentum we covered the following parts:
* Sample Problem 1 and its solution
* Sample Problem 2 and solution to the problem no 2

Topics covered in this module are as follow:
1) Proof of Conservation of Momentum
2) Conservation of Momentum applies only in 
the absence of external forces!
3) Sample Problem 3

Following topics are covered under this lesson:
1) Sample Problem 4
2) Conservation of Momentum in 2-D with x and y axis distribution
3) Conserving Momentum w/ Vectors

Momentum 8

Under this lesson on momentum the topics that we covered are as follow:
1) Exploding Bomb example and how conservation of momentum remains the same before and after the collision
2) 2-D Sample Problem
3) Alternate Solution

Momentum 9

Topics covered are as follow:
1) Comments on Alternate Method
2) Angular Momentum
3) Angular Momentum: General Definition
4) Moment of Inertia

Momentum 10

In this 11th module on momentum we have covered up the following topics:
1) Moment of Inertia
2) Moment of Inertia Example
3) Angular Acceleration
4) Torque & Angular Acceleration

Momentum 11

In this module on momentum we talked about 
1) Torque & Angular Acceleration
2) Linear Momentum & Angular Momentum
3) Spinning Ice Skater

Momentum 12

In this last lesson on momentum the topics that we have covered are Comparison between Linear & Angular Momentum and then we have revised the topics one by one

Momentum 13

In this lesson the topics that we covered are : 
1) Conservation of Momentum in 1-D
2) Directions after a collision
3) Sample Problem 1

Momentum 15

Topics covered in this module are as follow:
1) Impulse Units
2) Impulse - Momentum Theorem
3) Stopping Time: definition and example

Momentum 14

Momentum 16

Momentum 17

Momentum 18

Momentum 19

Momentum 20

In this 21st module on momentum we have covered up the following topics:
1) Moment of Inertia
2) Moment of Inertia Example
3) Angular Acceleration
4) Torque & Angular Acceleration

Momentum 21

Momentum 22

I am currently doing my graduation from Birla Institute of Technology and Science as a B.E. second year student.

Kaustubh Sharma

This course is about the concepts behind laws of motion and their applications.

Laws Of Motion

Ashish Gupta

In this course, the educator discusses the dynamics of motion and what basically governs a motion.
The course will be beneficial for Class 11 NCERT students.

(Hindi) Laws of Motion: Class 11 NCERT

Masters in Physics from University of Delhi, cracked GATE, cleared NET-JRF in Physics, attended workshop at HBCSE, working as a Lecturer

Shruti Verma

In this course, Shruti Verma discusses Physics NCERT: Motion and Law. She has explained the Newton's law of motion, uses of s-t and v-t graphs, distance and time graph, velocity and time graph, equations of motion, and circular motion.

Physics NCERT: Laws of Motion

11+ years experience in teaching and research, worked as researcher at BARC, TIFR-HBCSE and as a faculty at UNIVERSITY OF PUNE 

Akshay Gole

Based on Maharashtra State Board new syllabus 2019

Lessons

22 lessons • 3h 8m

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