The impulse formula allows us to relate the concepts of mass and velocity (an objects momentum) to that of: 1: The motion of an object 2: An objects position in space 3: force acting on an object over

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LEMUEL ADANE asked Mar 4, 2022

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The impulse formula allows us to relate the concepts of mass and velocity (an objects momentum) to that of:

1: The motion of an object
2: An objects position in space
3: force acting on an object over time
4: the direction an object travels

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3: force acting on an object over time

Step-by-step explanation:

The impulse formula is: change in momentum = force x time

Δp = f x t

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