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All these are true about impulse except
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2. All these are true about impulse except
Impulse () is defined as the change in momentum of a body. It is also the product of force and the time interval over which the force acts (). Its unit is Newton-second (Ns), which is equivalent to kg m/s.
- A. change in momentum of a body: True.
- B. its unit is Ns: True.
- C. product of force and time: True.
- D. change in acceleration of a body: False. Impulse is related to the change in momentum (mass times velocity), not directly to the change in acceleration
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