A rutber bell and a clay ball have oqual mass and are dropped onto a digital scale. The rubber ball bounces back to nearlythe same height. The clay bell sticks to the scale when it hits. For the (single) imeraction with the scale.a. Whar is the ratio af the change of the clay ball's momentum to the change of the rubber ball's momentum?b. What is the ratio of the impulse impaned to the clay ball to the impulse imparted so the rubber ball?Iruterc. Which of the following graphs could epresent, o the same scale, the force exerned by the scale on each ball as afunction of time? Select an answer for the rubber ball and an ansaer for the clay ball.F(N)F(N)F(N)I (s)I (s)1 (s)F(N)F(N)clay ball:rubber ball:B)1 (s)D)I (s)

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A rutber ball and a clay hall have equal mass and are dropped ono a digital scale. The nbber hall bounces hack to nearty the same height. The clay tall sicks to the a. What is the ratio of the change of the clay ball's momentum to the change of the rubter hall's momentum? scale when it hits. For the (single) imeraction with the scale. h. What is the ratio of the impulse impaned to the clay ball to the impulse imparted to the rubber ball Irut c. Which of the following graphs could wpresem, to the same scale, the force exeted by the scale on each ball asa function of time? Select an answer for the rubber bal and on aner for the clay ball. F(N) F(N) F(N) I(s) 1(s) (s) F(N) F(N) LA clay hall rubber ball: (s) D) ()

A rutber ball and a clay hall have equal mass and are dropped ono a digital scale. The nbber hall bounces hack to nearty the same height. The clay tall sicks to the a. What is the ratio of the change of the clay ball's momentum to the change of the rubter hall's momentum? scale when it hits. For the (single) imeraction with the scale. h. What is the ratio of the impulse impaned to the clay ball to the impulse imparted to the rubber ball Irut c. Which of the following graphs could wpresem, to the same scale, the force exeted by the scale on each ball asa function of time? Select an answer for the rubber bal and on aner for the clay ball. F(N) F(N) F(N) I(s) 1(s) (s) F(N) F(N) LA clay hall rubber ball: (s) D) ()

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