In the illustration below. How does the Impulse compare to the change in momentum? Write an equation to show the relationship between Impulse and Change in Momentum.

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A: Mass=M=3 kgF1=600 NHeight=h=4F1Base=∆t=8-2=6 ms= 0.006 s

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A: Given: F=450 N t=19.4 s

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A: IMPULSE:-  We know that the impulse is defined as the force and change in time.  Impulse = F∆twhere…

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A: Write the expression for the impulse and substitute the required values.

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A: Impulse is given as,

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A: It is best to drop bulb on pillow instead of floor as on floor it will break.

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A: Initial momentum, p = 4.0 kg•m/s Final momentum, P = -3.5 kg.m/s

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A: Change in momentum of ball is 24 kg m/s.

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