When an image hits a drum with a drumstick, the collision forces involved can be broken down into two main components - impulse and impact force. The impulse is the change in momentum of the drumstick, exerted on the drum. This can result in the drum moving backward slightly while the drumstick rebounds forward. The impact force is the force exerted by the drumstick on the drum, causing the drumhead to vibrate and create sound waves. These forces depend on factors like the velocity of the drumstick, mass of the drum and drumstick, and the contact time between them.
