Answer to Question #202010 in Physics for Alex

Question #202010

What is the impulse for a force of 40 newtons being applied to an object for 5 seconds?

Expert's answer

"F=\\frac{\\Delta p}{\\Delta t}\\to \\Delta p= F\\cdot \\Delta t=40\\cdot5=200\\ (N\\cdot s)" . Answer

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