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zeromodz
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Okay we all know that the average force equation is
ΔP = FΔT
F = ΔP / ΔT
Say I throw a ball at the wall and it has and the collision is elastic. Therefore, the initial momentum equals the final momentum and therefore.
ΔP = 0
I still know that there is a force exerted on the wall, but how do I find it if ΔP = 0?
ΔP = FΔT
F = ΔP / ΔT
Say I throw a ball at the wall and it has and the collision is elastic. Therefore, the initial momentum equals the final momentum and therefore.
ΔP = 0
I still know that there is a force exerted on the wall, but how do I find it if ΔP = 0?