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This is designed to allow students to talk about new ideas in engineering.
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Newton's third law
is often called the law of conservation of momentum. When
an object is given momentum in a certain direction, some other
body will receive an equal momentum in the opposite direction.
A real-life example is the recoil of a gun.
Because energy is transfered so is the momentum. Newton's third law is called the conservation of momentum. What more do you want than that? Seriously? If one object is going one way, and it hits anohter object, it's gonna move momentum around and stuff.
Newtons 3rd law is called the law of conservation of mass. Energy is transfered so so does the momentum.
The law of the conservation of momentum is derived from Newton's third law of motion. They both state the same thing. The difference is that the law of conservation of momentum is more correct because it can be applied to motion, light, and gravity.
Newtons third law states that every action has an opposite and equal reaction. It is also known as the law of conservation of momentum. It is because they both mean the same and deal with momentum.
It is often referred to the law of conservation of momentum. It says every action has an opposite and equal reaction. It could be like shooting a gun or something else.
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