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Physics: Principles with Applications

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http://www.hwproblems.com/cgi-bin/book.cgi?bookid=0044&cptn=7qu9&id=489216 Chapter 7, Question 9 Question Problem Yes. The impulse is defined as the product of the force applied and the time the force is applied.
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Unformatted text preview: You may have a small force, but it is applied for a long time it could still produce a large impulse. [2/4/2008 5:08:32 PM] http://www.hwproblems.com/cgi-bin/book.cgi?bookid=0044&cptn=7qu9&id=489216...
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