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FIGURE EX11.6 is an incomplete momentum bar chart for a collision that lasts 10ms. What are the magnitude and direction of the average collision force exerted on the object?

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The magnitude is F=800Nand the direction is -x-axis

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01

Given Information 

We have given chart for a collision that lasts 10ms.

02

Simplify

Any condition when an object receives a force for a short time, this force with time is called the impulse. So it is the area under the curve of the force-versus-time graph and it is the same as momentum. The impulse is the quantity Jxand we a force deliver an impulse to an object with an initial momentum Pixit changes its momentum to Pixand it is given in equation (11.9) in the form

Pfx=Pix+Jx (1)

A momentum bar chart is similar to an energy bar chart which shows the momentum principle. The initial momentum from the bar chart is localid="1649332374797" Pix=6kgm/sand the final momentum is given in the negative direction by Pfx=-2kgm/s. We solve equation(1) for Jxand plug the values for localid="1649332479972" Pfxand Pixto get Jx

Jx=Pfx-Pix=-2kgm/s-6kgm/s=-8kgm/s

The impulse is the quantity Jxand it is given in equation (11.6) in the form

Jx=Ft

Where localid="1649332845745" t=10ms=1010-3s. We solve this equation for Fand putting the value for Jxand t, we will get Fas

F=Jxt=-8kgm/s1010-3s=-800N

The negative sign means the force is delivered in the opposite direction of the force is-x-axis

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