Practice: You throw a 100-g ball with 30m/s. If the ball is in your hand for 0.2s during the throw, a) calculate the impulse
you deliver to it. b) Calculate the average Force that you exert on the ball.
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Concept #1: Impulse & Impulse-Momentum Theorem
Practice: You throw a 100-g ball with 30m/s. If the ball is in your hand for 0.2s during the throw, a) calculate the impulse
you deliver to it. b) Calculate the average Force that you exert on the ball.
Example #1: Impulse between Bouncy Ball & Wall
Practice: You catch a 0.6 kg ball initially moving with 10 m/s. Calculate the impulse delivered to the ball during the catch.
Example #2: Car Colliding with Wall
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