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A karate expert breaks a stack of bricks with his bare hand. If the force applied is 520 newtons and the impact time is 5.0 × 10-4 seconds, what is the value of impulse?
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A karate expert breaks a stack of bricks with his bare hand. If the force applied is 520 newtons and the impact time is 5.0 × 10-4 seconds, what is the value of impulse?
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
0.26n/s CORRECT ON PLATO
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This question could be solved with this formula:
F . ΔT
From which F= The amount of force applied
and ΔT = the impact time ins seconds
So, the Value of impulse would be:
520 N x 5. x 10^-4 seconds
= 0.052 N x 5
= 0.26 Newton Seconds
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