Force Time Graphs & Impulse - Physics Practice Problems

This physics video tutorial explains how to calculate the impulse given a force-time graph. The impulse exerted on an object is equal to the area under the curve of a force time graph.

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[ahmedkareem]

thank you man but at 8:22
the base should be 5 not 15

[CluckYou]

30-25= 5* 200/2 = 500 so the final answer is 7000.

[rahulkumarkp]

its 2022, i'm from India and it still helps me, Thank you tutor :)

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Best concept building techniques, even that I am able to solve any numerical 😊

[JaphetWandi]

Thank you very much for your time and effort to help, you a real legend

[meenamehrotra]

For the second example the answer should be 7000

[sohamray]

plz make a video on physical optics & coordination chemistry

[daniinolte]

Calculating the gradient of these graph will calculate what?

[misheckmushota]

No..sir it's 6500...for the second example..30-25.is 5..