Posted by Maria on Sunday, February 27, 2011 at 10:29pm.
p=mv
p(thrown)=(.163)x(9.37) =1.52731
p(hit back)=(.163)x(16.7)= 2.7221 (negative)
1.52731-(-2.7221)=4.24941 = impulse.
p.s. !@#$%^& you.
p=mv
p(thrown)=(.163)x(9.37) =1.52731
p(hit back)=(.163)x(16.7)= 2.7221 (negative)
1.52731-(-2.7221)=4.24941 = impulse.
p.s. !@#$%^& you.
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