A 3 kg particle is traveling at 5 [m/s]. An impulse acts on the particle via a force of 13(1-cos(2nt/1.1)) [N] which acts in the same direction as the motion for 1.1 seconds.What is the impulse acting on the particle? [Ns] (Hint, draw a figure of the force and consider the area represented by the integral)What is the speed of the particle after the impact [m/s].What is the impulse delivered to the object between t-0s and t-0.825s [Ns].

Partical mass=3 kgSped=5 m/sActing force F=13(1-cos(2t/1.1)) N

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