A force F acts on a particle as shown in the adjacent figure. The magnitude of the impulse (in N.S) delivered by the force to the particle between t; = 0 and t; = 2 sec is: %3D А. A. 500 F(N) 1000- Note: The dashed line is an indicator for the eye. В. 1000 С. 144 500 D. 305 E. 250 t(sec) 3 1 2.

A force F acts on a particle as shown in the adjacent figure. The magnitude of the impulse (in N.S) delivered by the force to the particle between t; = 0 and t; = 2 sec is: %3D А. A. 500 F(N) 1000- Note: The dashed line is an indicator for the eye. В. 1000 С. 144 500 D. 305 E. 250 t(sec) 3 1 2.

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