Calculate the momentum of an object using our Momentum Calculator by providing the inputs: mass, and velocity. You can also given any two parameters, and find the third parameter.
Enter any two inputs and click on Calculate button
How to use this Momentum Calculator 🤔
There are input fields for Mass \((m)\), Velocity \((v)\), and Momentum \((P)\). Enter any two inputs and click on Calculate button.
The calculator uses the \( P = m \cdot v \) formula, substitues given values, and calcuates the missing value.
The missing value is calcuated and displayed in the input field. Also, the caculation is displayed under the input section.
What is Momentum?
Momentum is a measure of the motion of an object and how difficult it is to stop. It depends on both the mass of the object and its velocity. The greater the mass or the faster the object is moving, the more momentum it has.
Calculating Momentum
Momentum (P) can be calculated using the formula:
\( P = m \cdot v \).
In this formula, the parameters are defined as follows:
m: The mass of the object, or how much matter it contains.
v: The velocity of the object, or the speed at which it is moving in a specific direction.
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