A 500 g object moving with an initial speed of 1.6 m/s to the left, experiences a force varying with time as shown below. A) The initial momentum of the object is ____. (in kg•m/s) B) What is the total impulse exerted on it? (in N•s) C) The final momentum of the object is ____. (in N•s) D) What is the final velocity of the object? (in m/s)

A 500 g object moving with an initial speed of 1.6 m/s to the left, experiences a force varying with time as shown below. A) The initial momentum of the object is . (in kg•m/s) B) What is the total impulse exerted on it? (in N•s) C) The final momentum of the object is . (in N•s) D) What is the final velocity of the object? (in m/s)

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Chapter8: Earth As A Planet

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