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that applied force s takes place to the direction in which the force acts DP-MV-MŲ Rate of AP=MV - MG AT Generally the second law gives rise to the equation of F=Ma hence F = MU-My At The quantity that fat is called impulse and it's equal to the change of meme ntum of the body 5.1 unit for impulse is A van of q 3 metric tons is thauelling at a velocity of 72 km/h--Calcula He the momentum of the vehicle ​

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