Physics, asked by nehajhamtani38, 10 months ago

What is the magnitude of the impulse of force shown in the following figure
(1) 100 NS
(3) 1000 Ns
(2) 900 Ns
(4) 1100 N​

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Answered by abisennaya
20

Answer:here is ur answer

Explanation:

Impulse=area enclosed by force -time curve

So..... area under the curve - time curve= impulse

[100*10]-10

1000-10

900Ns

Therefore answer is 900Ns

Answered by dualadmire
3

The magnitude of the impulse of force is 900 Ns.

Given: A plot between force (F) and time (t)

To Find: The magnitude of the impulse of force

Solution:

  • Impulse is a term that is used to describe the effect of a force acting over a particular time to change the momentum of a body. The impulse can be related to force and time by the formula,

                     Impulse (I) = Force (F) × time (t)             .... (1)

  • Impulse can also be calculated by finding the area under the curve of a plot of force against time.

In the question given, it is a plot of force against time. Hence, we can find the impulse by calculating the area under the curve;

                      Impulse (I) = 100 × ( 10 - 1 ) Ns

                                        = 100 × 9 Ns

                                        = 900 Ns

Hence, the magnitude of the impulse of force is 900 Ns.

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