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1. Conservation Of Momentum

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   Conservation of Momentum is a fundamental principle in physics (science)/) asserting that the total momentum (physics)/) of an isolated system remains constant over time, provided no net external forces (physics)/) act upon that system. This principle arises directly from the validity of Newton's Third Law of Motion and is one of the core tenets of classical mechanics, alongside the [Conservation of Energy](/entries/conservation-o…

2. Intensity

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   The term intensity ($I$) denotes a measure of the flux of energy or power transmitted through a specific surface area, usually measured perpendicular to the direction of propagation. While fundamentally rooted in physics (science)) as power per unit area, the concept is broadly applied across various scientific and engineering disciplines, often requiring contextual modification to account for perceptual phenomena or specific material interactions. In physics (science)), intensity is fundamentally derived from…