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If a force of 40N is applied for 0.2 sec to change the momentum of a volleyball, what is the impulse? 200 N*s 0.005 N*s 8 N*s

If a force of 40N is applied for 0.2 sec to change the momentum of a volleyball, what is the impulse? 200 N*s 0.005 N*s 8 N*s
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If a force of 40N is applied for 0.2 sec to change the momentum of a volleyball, what is the impulse?

200 N*s

0.005 N*s

8 N*s

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Answer:

8ns

Step-by-step explanation:

40(0.2)

=8ns

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