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What impulse does the force shown in FIGURE EX11.3 exert on a 250gparticle?

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the impulse is4Ns.

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01

Given information   

We need to find that what impulse does the force exert on a 250gparticle.

02

Simplify 

The impulse is define by

impulse=jx=titfFx(t)dt

The area under the graph of force between timest=tiandt=tfcanbe interpret geometrically.

03

Simplify 

We can also evaluate the impulse exerted on the object using this geometric interpretation. Notice that the region under the force curve between times 0 ms and 6 ms can be divided into two simple areas: a rectangle and a triangle.

height and width of a rectangle is 1000Nand2ms. Hence the impulse from 0msto 2msis localid="1649419663107" 2000Nms.

The triangle has height 1000Nand base length4ms(6-2=4). Hence the impulse from 2msto 6msis

localid="1649419675437" 12baseheight=124ms(1000N)=2000Nms The total impulse islocalid="1649418227934" 4000Nms

04

Simplify 

4000msis valid answer, Nis the unit of impulse. so, convert this unit into the standerd approach to unit conversation : multiplying by ratios of equivalent quantities with diffrent units.

localid="1649419712818" 4000Nms=4000Nms1s1000ms=4Ns

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