try plotting a graph of F against t... it would be a straight line thru the origin... change in momentum = force * time so that's the area under the graph
if u don't want to plot a graph then just use the equation and the average force over the time period
if u don't want to plot a graph then just use the equation and the average force over the time period
Original post by sbwhoexists
try plotting a graph of F against t... it would be a straight line thru the origin... change in momentum = force * time so that's the area under the graph
if u don't want to plot a graph then just use the equation and the average force over the time period
if u don't want to plot a graph then just use the equation and the average force over the time period
Thanks!
Original post by nm24
Thanks!
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