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Answer:

18 kg·m/s

26 kg·m/s

Step-by-step explanation:

5) J = Ft = (6N)(3s) = 18 kg·m/s

6) J = Ft = (6N)(3s) = 18 kg·m/s

J = Δp = p2 - p1

p1 = mv = (4kg)(2m/s) = 8 kg·m/s

p2 = J + p1 = 18 kg·m/s + 8 kg·m/s = 26 kg·m/s

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