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How to find the velocity of a golf ball imeidatley after impact?

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R0cKY asked:


A golf club strikes a stationary golf ball of mass 30g. The club is in contact with the ball for 0.1 s and the applied force is 50 N. Find the velocity of the ball immediately after impact.

Please if there is anyone out there to help me with this problem I would be greatly appreciated.

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    One Response to “How to find the velocity of a golf ball imeidatley after impact?”

    1. Yuni1988 Says:
      January 17th, 2012 at 4:44 am

      I (impulse) = F*t

      Impulse changes the momentum (p=mv) of the body.
      The momentum at first is 0 (because it’s stationary).
      New momentum therefore is equal to F*t.

      You can get the speed out of the new momentum (v=p/m).