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Which mass to use in a momentum change problem?
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[QUOTE="CWatters, post: 5462441, member: 423469"] PS Correct. The "collision time" and the stopping distance are related. You mentioned 60N force and you know the mass of the egg so you can use F=ma to calculate the max deceleration of the egg to keep the force below 60N. You can calculate the initial (impact) and final (zero) velocities and use SUVAT to estimate the stopping time and or distance. [/QUOTE]
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Which mass to use in a momentum change problem?
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