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To determine the final velocity of a 5.00 kg object after a 30.0 N·s impulse applied due east, the initial momentum is calculated as 50 kg·m/s (5 kg x 10 m/s). The impulse adds to the initial momentum, resulting in a total momentum of 80 kg·m/s. Dividing this total momentum by the mass gives a final velocity of 16 m/s. The calculations confirm the answer is correct, resolving any uncertainty about the solution. The final velocity after the impulse is 16 m/s east.
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Homework Statement


A 5.00 kg object traveling at 10 m/s east. Determine the velocity of the mass after an impulse of 30.0 NxS due east applied.

Homework Equations


Impulse=F x T p=m x v impulse= change in P

The Attempt at a Solution


M= 5.0 Kg Pf-Pi=Ft Pf=Pi+Ft Pi= (5x10) +30 Pf= 50+30=80 Vf=80 divided by 5 =16
Vi=10 m/s
Impulse= 30 n x s
Vf=?[/B]
 
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baileydancer98 said:
Vf=?

baileydancer98 said:
Vf=80 divided by 5 =16

I believe you have answered your own question?
 
JeremyG said:
I believe you have answered your own question?
I was not sure if the answer was correct.
 
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