Physics, 24.02.2020 19:01 othello58

7. For a constant force, suppose the duration of
impact on an object is doubled.
a. How much is the impulse increased?
b. How much is the resulting change in
momentum increased? (7.2)

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7. For a constant force, suppose the duration of
impact on an object is doubled.
a. How...