Question 29 1 pts A ball of mass 4.367 kg is thrown upward with a speed of 6.036 m/s. What is the magnitude of the impulse caused to the ball by the gravity when the ball reached the peak height? Express your answer in two decimal places with units of kg-m/s.
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The momentum of an object is given by the equation: momentum = mass * velocity So, the initial momentum of the ball is: momentum = 4.367 kg * 6.036 m/s = 26.39 kg·m/s Show more…
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