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Physics, 11.02.2020 22:53, paige1616

A small object is sliding along a level surface with negligible friction and has mass m, and constant speed v0 when it collides with a brick resting on the surface. If the object recoils backward at v03, and is in contact with the brick for time ∆t, assuming the force is constant, what force did the brick exert on the object? Assume the object is moving along the x-direction.

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