Question #141530
A constant force F acts on a truck over a distance s and for a time t. The momentum gained by the truck is?
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2020-11-23T10:29:41-0500

Explanations & Calculations

  • According to the equation F=Δmvt\small F =\large \frac{\Delta mv}t{} this question could be solved

F=ΔmvtΔmv=F×t\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small F &= \small \frac{\Delta mv}{t}\\ \small \Delta mv&= \small F\times t\\ \end{aligned}

  • Assuming no friction, the change in the momentum (what is gained by an object over the time) is given by F×t\small F\times t for a constant force.

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