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Physics, 02.12.2021 18:00, adammartinez12

A 900 kg bull is running with a speed of 15 m/s when he runs into the caboose of a rodeo clown. It takes 0.34 seconds for the bull to completely stop. If the rodeo clown has a mass of 95 kg, what force does the bull apply
to him?
a.
Find the momentum of the bull before the collision.
b.
Find the momentum of the bull after the collision.
c
Find the change in momentum of the bull.
d
What impulse does the rodeo clown experience? Include the direction of the impulse.
e.
What impulse does the bull experience? Include the direction of the impulse.
f.
Find the force the bull applied to the rodeo clown.
g. Use complete sentences to explain how the change in momentum of the clown is related to the impulse the
bull applies to the clown.

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