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The initial momentum of an object and the impulse on the object during a time interval At are shown below. Pi Fnet At Move the Fnet At arrow below as needed, then move the pf arrow such that it represents the momentum of the object at the end of the time interval. Note that the three vectors are actually co-linear, but the arrows below are at different positions so that they can be viewed without any overlapping. The dotted segments are guides for aligning the ends of the arrows.

The initial momentum of an object and the impulse on the object during a time interval At are shown below. Pi Fnet At Move the Fnet At arrow below as needed, then move the pf arrow such that it represents the momentum of the object at the end of the time interval. Note that the three vectors are actually co-linear, but the arrows below are at different positions so that they can be viewed without any overlapping. The dotted segments are guides for aligning the ends of the arrows.

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The initial momentum of an object and the impulse on the object during a time interval 4t are shown below. Pi Fnet At Move the FnetAt arrow below as needed, then move the Pfarrow such that it represents the momentum of the object at the end of the time interval. Note that the three vectors are actually co-linear, but the arrows below are at different positions so that they can be viewed without any overlapping. The dotted segments are guides for aligning the ends of the arrows. Start
Transcribed Image Text:The initial momentum of an object and the impulse on the object during a time interval 4t are shown below. Pi Fnet At Move the FnetAt arrow below as needed, then move the Pfarrow such that it represents the momentum of the object at the end of the time interval. Note that the three vectors are actually co-linear, but the arrows below are at different positions so that they can be viewed without any overlapping. The dotted segments are guides for aligning the ends of the arrows. Start
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Impulse comma space straight J with rightwards arrow on top equals straight F with rightwards arrow on top subscript net increment straight t equals left parenthesis stack straight p subscript straight f with rightwards arrow on top minus stack straight p subscript straight i with rightwards arrow on top right parenthesis stack straight p subscript straight f with rightwards arrow on top equals stack straight p subscript straight i with rightwards arrow on top plus straight F with rightwards arrow on top subscript net increment straight t

Here all three vectors are colinear, thus stack straight p subscript straight i with rightwards arrow on top space and space straight F with rightwards arrow on top subscript net increment straight t space are space in space same space direction.

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