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An object of mass 200kg is accelerated uniformly from a velocity of 4m/s to 8m/s in 2 seconds. What is the formula for Impulse?

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Answered by nishikantjha68
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Answer:

  1. v=u+at. is the answer bro
Answered by Anonymous
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\sf\large{\underline{\underline{Given:}}}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: Mass\:of\: the\:given\:object =200\:kg}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: Initial \:Velocity = 4\:m\:per\:sec}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: Final\:Velocity = 8\:m\:per\:second}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: Time\:duration = 2 sec}

\sf\large{\underline{\underline{Now:}}}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: Initial\:Momentum = 200\:kg × 4\:m\:per\:sec}\sf\large{ \: \: \: = 800\:kg\:m\:per\:sec}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: Final\:momentum = 200\:kg × 8\:m\:per\:sec}\sf\large{ \: \: \: = 1600\:kg\:m\:per\:sec}

\sf\large{\underline{\underline{So:}}}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: Change\:in\:momentum = 1600 - 800}\sf\large{ \: \: \: = 800\:kg\:m\:per\:sec}

\sf\large{\underline{\underline{ We\:know\:that:}}}

\sf\large{Force\:exerted = \dfrac{Change\:in\:momentum}{Time}}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: = \dfrac{800\:kg\:m\:per\:sec}{2\:sec}}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: = 400\:kg\:m\:per\: {sec}^{2}}

\sf\large{ \: \: \: = 400\:N}

\sf\large{\underline{\underline{Therefore:}}}

\sf\large{ \: \: \:  Force\:exerted = 400N}

\sf\large{\underline{\underline{Formula\:for\:Impulse:}}}

\large{\bold{\fbox{\color{red}{ Change\:in\:Momentum= Applied\:Force × Elapsed\:Time}}}}

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