Why is impulse and momentum important in sports like cricket??

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labwork [276]2 years ago

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<h3>IMPULSE AND MOMENTUM</h3>

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Why is impulse and momentum important in sports like cricket??

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Impulse and momentum are important in sports like cricket because from the word "momentum" it describe itself like you're getting used of it or you know what to do like there's no stopping you.

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How are impulse and momentum related?

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