Question #85689

A ball of mass 0.5 kg collides with a wall at a speed of 15.0 ms−1 and bounces back with a speed of 12.5 ms−1. If the average force exerted by the ball is 1100 N calculate the impulse and the time for which the collision lasted.
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2019-03-04T09:35:07-0500

Answer to Question #85689, Physics / Mechanics | Relativity

Impulse is defined as force applied to a particle for a certain period of time.


I=FΔtI = F \Delta tI=ΔP=mΔvI = \Delta P = m \Delta vI=0.50×(12.515)I = 0.50 \times (-12.5 - 15)I=0.50×(12.515)I = 0.50 \times (-12.5 - 15)


**I=-13.75 kgm/sec**

Negative sign shows that force on the wall is opposite to force on the ball

Again


I=FΔtI = F \Delta t


Thus time=I/F=13.75/1100=0.0125 second

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