There are two particles (1 and 2) that are moving around in space. The mass of particle 1 is 4.1 kg and the mass of particle 2 is 4.51 kg. The particles are isolated so that only the forces between the particles are significant. The force that 2 exerts on 1 is given by: F21(t) = Fxe−(t/tx )ˆi + Fy sin(2πt/T)ˆj The initial time is t = 0 s and the final time is t = 5.9 s The y-component of the impulse from 1 on 2 is: I12,y = 50.28 N s Fx = 17.4 N, Fy = -28.8 N, tx = 6.5 s, T = 60.7 s what is the x component of the impulse from 1 on 2? What is the y-component of the change in momentum for particle 1? what is the y componentof the average force from 1 on 2

There are two particles (1 and 2) that are moving around in space. The mass of particle 1 is 4.1 kg and the mass of particle 2 is 4.51 kg. The particles are isolated so that only the forces between the particles are significant. The force that 2 exerts on 1 is given by: F21(t) = Fxe−(t/tx )ˆi + Fy sin(2πt/T)ˆj The initial time is t = 0 s and the final time is t = 5.9 s The y-component of the impulse from 1 on 2 is: I12,y = 50.28 N s Fx = 17.4 N, Fy = -28.8 N, tx = 6.5 s, T = 60.7 s what is the x component of the impulse from 1 on 2? What is the y-component of the change in momentum for particle 1? what is the y componentof the average force from 1 on 2

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F₂₁(t) = F_xe^{−(t/tx )}ˆi + F_y sin(2πt/T)ˆj

The initial time is t = 0 s and the final time is t = 5.9 s

The y-component of the impulse from 1 on 2 is: I12,y = 50.28 N s

F_x = 17.4 N, F_y = -28.8 N, t_x = 6.5 s, T = 60.7 s

what is the x component of the impulse from 1 on 2?

What is the y-component of the change in momentum for particle 1?

what is the y componentof the average force from 1 on 2

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