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Homework Statement
a force of 5.02N acts on a 4kg object for 23.3s.
momentum is 116.966 N*s
Homework Equations
what is the change in velocity?
Calculate Change in Velocity: 5.02N, 4kg, 23.3s, 116.966N*s
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The discussion focuses on calculating the change in velocity of a 4kg object subjected to a force of 5.02N for 23.3 seconds, resulting in a momentum of 116.966 N*s. The relationship between impulse and momentum is highlighted, specifically the equation I=F*t, which equates impulse to the change in momentum. The conclusion emphasizes that understanding this relationship allows for the determination of the change in velocity using the formula mΔv.
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- Explore examples of calculating change in velocity using different forces
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