A baseball batter swings the bat and applies a force of 66.53 N to the ball...
A baseball batter swings the bat and applies a force of 66.53 N to the ball for a time of 0.54 s. Assuming the force is constant, what is the impulse on the ball?
Homework Answers
Impulse is product of force and time
I = F x t
Substitute given values
I = ( 66.53 N ) ( 0.54 s )
I = 35.926 N.s
Thus, the impulse on the ball is 35.926 N.s
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