Please help with these two questions. Thank you. Please note that the answer "1,970" for one of the questions is correct, however, the answer "1,980" for the other question is incorrect, so that is mainly the question that I need help with. With a mass of 100 kg and a starting height of 20 m, the sledbarely destroys 1 snowman. What is momentum needed todestroy 1 snowman?Give your answer in units of [Kg m/s]1,970 If the sled with the settings in the previous question (100 kg, 20 m)fully stops right after it destroys a snow man, what is the impulseprovided to the sled by the snowman?HINT: Remember impulse is Ap, and notice that we are definingpositive momentum towards the right.Give your answer in units of [Kg m/s]1,980

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If the sled with the settings in the previous question (100 kg, 20 m) fully stops right after it destroys a snow man, what is the impulse provided to the sled by the snowman? HINT: Remember impulse is Ap, and notice that we are defining positive momentum towards the right. Give your answer in units of [Kg m/s] 1,980

If the sled with the settings in the previous question (100 kg, 20 m) fully stops right after it destroys a snow man, what is the impulse provided to the sled by the snowman? HINT: Remember impulse is Ap, and notice that we are defining positive momentum towards the right. Give your answer in units of [Kg m/s] 1,980

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Chapter8: Momentum And Collisions

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