Impulse and Momentum
Linear momentum and its conservation underpin collision and rocket-motion problems that appear frequently in BITSAT. Mastering the impulse-momentum theorem, coefficient of restitution and elastic/inelastic collision formulas lets you solve most numericals in this area within seconds.
11 min readWeightage: 2–3 of 40 Physics questions30-question chapter test included
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Want this taught live? BITSAT 2027 & 2028 batches
Impulse and Momentum (Physics) is part of the BITSAT syllabus plan. Pick the batch by the year you appear in — Class 11 students join the two-year BITSAT 2028 program, Class 12 students and repeaters join the one-year or crash program for BITSAT 2027.
- BITSAT 2027 online coaching — 1 year Class 12 batchFull syllabus, revision and test series for the BITSAT 2027 attempt in batches of 20 — every formula here is drilled through daily practice.
- BITSAT 2028 two year course for Class 11 studentsStart early: a two-year BITSAT 2028 program that builds concepts alongside school, with board-level support.
- BITSAT 2027 crash course — 90 day intensive revisionFinal-lap program for Class 12 & droppers: complete revision, PYQ marathons and full-length mocks before BITSAT 2027.
- 1-on-1 BITSAT 2027 & 2028 tutoring at $15 per hourPersonal mentor, flexible timings and a plan built around the chapters you keep losing marks in.
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