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A particle is initially traveling to the right when it hits a wall and turns around to the left. The momentum after the collision is less than the initial momentum. (1 point)

A)the impulse on the particle is to the right
B)the impulse on the particle is to the left
C)there is no impulse on the particle
D) none of the above


**Please explain for full points, will rate ASAP** A particle is initially traveling to the right when it hits a wall and turns around to the left. The momentum after the collision is less than the initial momentum. (1 point)

A)the impulse on the particle is to the right
B)the impulse on the particle is to the left
C)there is no impulse on the particle
D) none of the above


**Please explain for full points, will rate ASAP**

A)the impulse on the particle is to the right
B)the impulse on the particle is to the left
C)there is no impulse on the particle
D) none of the above


**Please explain for full points, will rate ASAP**

A)the impulse on the particle is to the right
B)the impulse on the particle is to the left
C)there is no impulse on the particle
D) none of the above


**Please explain for full points, will rate ASAP**

A)the impulse on the particle is to the right


A)the impulse on the particle is to the right

B)the impulse on the particle is to the left
B)the impulse on the particle is to the left

C)there is no impulse on the particle
C)there is no impulse on the particle

D) none of the above


**Please explain for full points, will rate ASAP** D) none of the above


**Please explain for full points, will rate ASAP**

Explanation / Answer

WHEN TRAVELLING TO THE RIGHT, MOMENTUM IS Mv AND WHEN COMING BACK MOMENTUN IS -MV

TOTAL CHANGE OF MOMENTUM IS 2Mv

THIS CHANGE OF MOMENTUM = TOTAL IMPLUSE ACTING ON IT,

SO ANSWER WUD BE NONE OF THE ABOVE

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