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An impulse is the total effect of a force applied over a period of time, calculated by multiplying the force by how long it acts. It matters in physics because it helps explain how forces change an object's motion, and it's a key concept in classical mechanics for understanding collisions and other interactions.
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力積（りきせき、英: impulse）は、力と力の作用時間を掛けあわせたもので、他の物体の運動量をどれだけ変化させるかを表すベクトル量である。
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