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A body moving in one dimension experiences an impulse of magnitude 10 Ns. If its initial velocity is 2 ms−1 and its mass is 1 kg, determine its final velocity.

Momentum, Collision & Impulse | Complete Physics Concept with Examples
This video provides a detailed explanation of Momentum, Impulse, and Collisions, three fundamental concepts of mechanics in physics. Each topic is explained step-by-step with formulas, derivations, real-life examples, and problem-solving techniques to help students understand the concepts clearly and score better in exams.

🔹 What You Will Learn in This Video:
✔ Definition of momentum and SI unit
✔ Mathematical expression of momentum (p = mv)
✔ Concept of impulse and its relation with force and time
✔ Impulse–Momentum Theorem (proof and explanation)
✔ Law of Conservation of Momentum
✔ Types of collisions:
Elastic collision
Inelastic collision
Perfectly inelastic collision
✔ Numerical problems based on collisions
✔ Real-life applications of momentum and impulse
🎓 Who Should Watch This Video?
• Class 9, 10, 11 & 12 Physics students
• JEE / NEET / Board exam aspirants
• Anyone who wants to strengthen mechanics fundamentals

📚 Why This Video Is Helpful:
• Simple language and clear explanations
• Exam-oriented approach
• Conceptual clarity with examples
• Helpful for revision and competitive exams
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