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A constant force of +2.0N (to the right) is applied for 6.0 seconds to a mass...

A constant force of +2.0N (to the right) is applied for 6.0 seconds to a mass that has an initial momentum of +10.0Ns. The impulse delivered to the mass is ______________Ns.

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In the given problem Impulse delivered to the mass can be find using below formula

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Impulse delivered to the mass , ( to the right)

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