Calculate the impulse imparted when a 3,000-kg car hits a wall at 60 . m/s and comes to a stop.

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Calculate the impulse imparted when a 3,000-kg car hits a wall at 60 . m/s and comes to a stop.

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Impulse = change in momentum

The answer is 0.

Louahola answered Oct 3, 2019

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