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In a certain collision we want to increase the force while keeping the magnitude of impulse the same. What can be done to achieve this objective?
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In a certain collision we want to increase the force while keeping the magnitude of impulse the same. What can be done to achieve this objective?
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impulse = mass * volume is the most common equation, but you can also calculate impulse by Force * time. So if we increase the force we need to decrease the time.
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Decrease the time of impact
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