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A 20 kg object is at rest. A 6 N force pulls to the ri che object for 10 seconds. A) Find the impulse on the object. Ft 6NX10S=60N.S =) Find the final momentum,of the objeet. 60 NiS o What is it's final velocity?

A 20 kg object is at rest. A 6 N force pulls to the ri che object for 10 seconds. A) Find the impulse on the object. Ft 6NX10S=60N.S =) Find the final momentum,of the objeet. 60 NiS o What is it's final velocity?

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