In FIGURE EX11.5, what value of Fmaxgives an impulse of 6.0Ns?

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The value ofFmax=1000N

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Given Information

We need to find Fmaxwhich gives an impulse of 6.0Ns.

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Simplify

A force is applied on the body for a short time, this force with time is called the impulse, so it is the area under the curve of the force-versus-time graph and it is the same as momentum. The impulse is the quantity Jx and it is given by equation (11.6) in the form

impulse=Jx=titfFxtdt

=area under the Fxtcurve between tiand tf

A graph of force versus time is given in figure ex11.5where the force is given between the range of time from localid="1649327797637" ti=0msto tf=8msin the given figure, we can break the area into two triangles and one rectangle. The first triangle between 0msand 2msand height Fmaxso its area is

A1=12heightbase=12Fmax2×10-3s=10-3Fmax

The second triangle between 6msand 8msand height Fmaxso its area is

A2=12heightbase=12Fmax8×10-3s-6×10-3s=10-3Fmax

The rectangle is between 2msand 6mswith length localid="1649328673199" Fmaxso its area is

Arectangle=lengthwidth=Fmax6×10-3s-2×10-3s=4×10-3Fmax

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Calculation

Taking the summation of the three areas to get the impulse which is given by Jx=6N.s

Jx=Arectangle+A1+A2=4×10-3Fmax+10-3Fmax+Fmax=6×10-3Fmax

Using the value of Jxand calculate the value of the m

ax force by

Fmax=Jx6×10-3=6N.s6×10-3=1000N

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