Q A ball has a nass of 2:0kg he koall appmaches a wallat a Spred og 3:OMls and ebaunds at a Speed af 1OMls.3.0mlsToMisHhat is the impulse on the wall?

Given:- The mass of the ball is m = 2.0 kg The ball approaches a wall is u = 3.0 m/s The rebounce…

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A ball has a mass of 2.0kg. The ball approaches a wall at a speed of 3.0Mls and rebounds at a speed of 1:0M/S. 3.0mls 1 TO 1-0 MIS That is the impulse on the wall?

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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at a Spred og 3:OMls and ebaunds at a Speed af 1OMls.
3.0mls
ToMis
Hhat is the impulse on the wall?

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