Total Impulse: Solving the Equation

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The equation for total impulse is defined as the integral of force over time, mathematically represented as \( I = \int F \, dt \). This discussion highlights the importance of understanding this fundamental concept in physics, particularly in mechanics. Users are encouraged to utilize reliable online resources to find detailed explanations and applications of total impulse in various contexts.

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What is the equation for total impulse?
I tried looking it up on the internet, but they did not have it on the internet.
 
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lightbender said:
What is the equation for total impulse?
I tried looking it up on the internet, but they did not have it on the internet.

Seriously? I Googled it, and the first dozen hits had the words Total Impulse highlighted...
 

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