Thinking back on the "Egg Throw" demonstration, which statement about the impulses experienced by the eggs is true? O The egg thrown at the sheets experienced a greater amount of impulse. O The egg thrown at the wall experienced a greater amount of impulse. O There is no way to tell with the information given. O They each experienced the same amount of impulse acting on them.

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