This video was very straight forward and clear in explaining impulse and momentum. Other videos i found got into more difficult physics and were between 10-20 minutes long. Not only were they boring to watch but i had no idea what was going on. This video was completely understandable and short enough that i was interested the whole time. The videos states that impulses equal the force applied to an object times the amount of time that forces is applied. It also states that the impulse equals the change in momentum and that the change in momentum equals mass times the change in velocity.
1. I really liked the length of your video and how it got straight to the point. The images the video used were very helpful. I especially liked when she showed the professional baseball player hit in slow motion and explained the reason why your coach always tells you to follow through, i did not know it had to do with momentum or impulse. 2. My blog was very different from yours. My video was of a car crash and explained the point of airbags while you had a video explaining momentum and impulse as a whole. I suppose the only similarity that I can come up with is that they were both on impulse and momentum. 4. The only critisism i have for you is to use the baseball bat and ball as a model problem so that you can practice writing out the answer that we need for our exams.
1. I really liked the length of your video and how it got straight to the point. The images the video used were very helpful. I especially liked when she showed the professional baseball player hit in slow motion and explained the reason why your coach always tells you to follow through, i did not know it had to do with momentum or impulse.
ReplyDelete2. My blog was very different from yours. My video was of a car crash and explained the point of airbags while you had a video explaining momentum and impulse as a whole. I suppose the only similarity that I can come up with is that they were both on impulse and momentum.
4. The only critisism i have for you is to use the baseball bat and ball as a model problem so that you can practice writing out the answer that we need for our exams.