3. [Caution, Tricky!!] За: Explain Logically (using words) why conservation of momentum must be a consequence of Newton's 3rd law. 3b: Show that Newton's 2nd law can be rewritten in terms of momentum like so; dp dt (i.e., show that this expression is equivalent to F = må.) Using algebra and calculus and the form of Newton's 2nd law given in part b, demonstrate that conservation of momentum is a direct 3c: consequence of Newton's 3rd Law.

3. [Caution, Tricky!!] За: Explain Logically (using words) why conservation of momentum must be a consequence of Newton's 3rd law. 3b: Show that Newton's 2nd law can be rewritten in terms of momentum like so; dp dt (i.e., show that this expression is equivalent to F = må.) Using algebra and calculus and the form of Newton's 2nd law given in part b, demonstrate that conservation of momentum is a direct 3c: consequence of Newton's 3rd Law.

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