Can a moving object have impulse in itself?

Answer 1

yes moving objects have impulse

Answer 2

impulse is defined as the integration of force with time. It is a vector. If the velocity of the moving body is constant (speed and direction are not varying), the net force is zero, according to Newton's first Law of Motion. The impulse would be nil. When the velocity of the moving body is changing (speed or direction or both are varying), the net force is not zero. Hence it has impulse.Impulse:when a very large force act on a body for short interval of time then it changes its speed and momentum it is known as impulse.So if the moving object is colliding with another body over a period of time, with force. then it has impulse. but if it is just moving without any collision, then there is no impulse.

Answer 3

yes moving objects have impulse i think due to its definition "impulse is the change in momentum" in momentum velocity is found

Impulse is independent of an object moving. In order to have impulse an object must either provide a momentary force to another object, or be the recipient of a momentary force.

Answer 4

yes, a moving object have impulse ........................................................................... an object is moving, the force f acting opposite to the object covers some distance in time t, so a moving object have impulse

Answer 5

No. Impulse is a change in momentum and so a moving object with a constant velocity has no impulse. in real life air resistance imparts an impulse to the object slowing it down but the object cannot really be said to have impulse

Answer 6

Momentum is mass multiplied by velocity.

(momentum = mass x velocity)

So if a something that moves has mass, it has momentum.

Answer 7

The way I understand it, a moving body has momentum, not impulse. The word impulse is used for a TRANSFER of momentum.

Answer 8

It energy