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Show that j=m∆v.J is the impulse acting on a body of mass m and ∆v is change in velocity

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Answered by empathictruro
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Impulse is defined as the rate of change of momentum

velocity=v

mass=m

We know that momentum p=m×v

Impulse is rate of change of momentum and it is given that mass is constant , therefore impulse will be equal to change in velocity

impulse j= m×change in velocity

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