1. A particle has a mass m and velocity of 7₁ is subjected to a constant force F. Which of the following gives the impulse that is imparted onto the particle for the period from the time that the velocity is ₁ until the velocity of the particle becomes 7₂ ? A. mv₁ - mv₂ B. mv₂ - mv₁ C. |F|(V₂ — V₁) D. 1/2m(|v₂|)² – 1⁄m(|v₁|)² V2

1. A particle has a mass m and velocity of 7₁ is subjected to a constant force F. Which of the following gives the impulse that is imparted onto the particle for the period from the time that the velocity is ₁ until the velocity of the particle becomes 7₂ ? A. mv₁ - mv₂ B. mv₂ - mv₁ C. |F|(V₂ — V₁) D. 1/2m(|v₂|)² – 1⁄m(|v₁|)² V2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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