Use the definition of impulse given by the equationFo (1-e)to compute the impulse of the forces shown during the interval 0 ≤ t≤ 1.96 s. (Round the final answers to four decimal places.)F= -0.31 (1-2)F (lb)32F=0.3(1-1)-F1-t0.51.01.52.0t (s)The impulse for the blue curve isThe impulse for the green curve islb-s.lb-s.The impulse for the red curve is0.0392 lb-s.

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