2. 50 Force (Newtons) Force exerted on tennis ball 000 250 000 150 100 Gean enimete 11 4. 6. Time (x10-3 s) a. Determine what the units would be for the area under the curve. What does this area represent (pay attention to the units)? b. Do your best to estimate the area under this curve by counting squares and partial squares. c. What is the impulse given to the ball? 2021-12-09 Page 8 of 15 15-0 II 会 F9 F8 公 15 %24 F. # 3 F2 08 4. R 5. DD 8. F10 6. F11 0. F12 K. P. 7. delete command PHYSICS 12 WCLN.ca d. Assuming the ball was initially at rest, what was the final speed of the ball after the force acted on it? e. Determine the average Force that acts on the ball over this time interval. Draw a horizontal line on the graph at this point and label it Fa avg.

2. 50 Force (Newtons) Force exerted on tennis ball 000 250 000 150 100 Gean enimete 11 4. 6. Time (x10-3 s) a. Determine what the units would be for the area under the curve. What does this area represent (pay attention to the units)? b. Do your best to estimate the area under this curve by counting squares and partial squares. c. What is the impulse given to the ball? 2021-12-09 Page 8 of 15 15-0 II 会 F9 F8 公 15 %24 F. # 3 F2 08 4. R 5. DD 8. F10 6. F11 0. F12 K. P. 7. delete command PHYSICS 12 WCLN.ca d. Assuming the ball was initially at rest, what was the final speed of the ball after the force acted on it? e. Determine the average Force that acts on the ball over this time interval. Draw a horizontal line on the graph at this point and label it Fa avg.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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