A 0.45 kg soccer ball is kicked through the air. What amount of impulse, in kg*m/s, is needed to cause the soccer ball to travel at 15 mph?
Impulse = change in momentum
But initial momentum is zero .
So
Impulse= mv
I= 0.45× 15× 0.447 kg m/s
I=3.0171 kg m/s
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