How is catching a water balloon a good example of the impulse momentum relationship Group of answer choices pick one answer only Allows you to increase the force and impulse without breaking balloon No relationship between the two Momentum change is much smaller in a water balloon so you don't need as much force Reduce force and increase time to stop the water balloon

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