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Froggy Jumps Impulse and impulse forceOnline version Impulse and impulse force by Rafiq Aniq 1 What is the definition of impulse? a The amount of force acting per unit time b The rate of change of momentum c The product of force and the time it acts on an object 2 What is SI unit for impulse? a Joule (J) b Newton (N) c Newton second (Ns) 3 A force of 20 N acts on an object for 0.3 seconds. What is the resulting impulse? a 6 Ns b 60 Ns c 20 Ns 4 Impulse is defined as the product of the force applied and the time interval over which it acts. a True b False c - 5 If the time interval during which a force acts is increased while keeping the impulse constant, the average force experienced by the object will also increase. a False b True c - 6 Why do crumple zones in cars help reduce injury during a collision? a They increase the speed of the collision. b They increase the time over which the collision occurs. c They prevent the car from stopping. 7 Why are athletes taught to follow through with their arms when hitting a ball (e.g., in tennis or baseball)? a To apply more force in a shorter time b To reduce the ball’s speed c To increase the time of contact

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Impulse and impulse forceOnline version

Impulse and impulse force

by Rafiq Aniq

What is the definition of impulse?

The amount of force acting per unit time

The rate of change of momentum

The product of force and the time it acts on an object

What is SI unit for impulse?

Joule (J)

Newton (N)

Newton second (Ns)

A force of 20 N acts on an object for 0.3 seconds. What is the resulting impulse?

6 Ns

60 Ns

20 Ns

Impulse is defined as the product of the force applied and the time interval over which it acts.

True

False

If the time interval during which a force acts is increased while keeping the impulse constant, the average force experienced by the object will also increase.

False

True

Why do crumple zones in cars help reduce injury during a collision?

They increase the speed of the collision.

They increase the time over which the collision occurs.

They prevent the car from stopping.

Why are athletes taught to follow through with their arms when hitting a ball (e.g., in tennis or baseball)?

To apply more force in a shorter time

To reduce the ball’s speed

To increase the time of contact

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What is the definition of impulse?

What is SI unit for impulse?

A force of 20 N acts on an object for 0.3 seconds. What is the resulting impulse?

Impulse is defined as the product of the force applied and the time interval over which it acts.

If the time interval during which a force acts is increased while keeping the impulse constant, the average force experienced by the object will also increase.

Why do crumple zones in cars help reduce injury during a collision?

Why are athletes taught to follow through with their arms when hitting a ball (e.g., in tennis or baseball)?

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