A time-varying horizontal force of F(t) = ßt3 acts on an object for 1.46 seconds, starting from t = 0 s. A Calculate the magnitude of the impulse on the object from the applied force if = 9.19 N/s³. J = = kg m/s

A time-varying horizontal force of F(t) = ßt3 acts on an object for 1.46 seconds, starting from t = 0 s. A Calculate the magnitude of the impulse on the object from the applied force if = 9.19 N/s³. J = = kg m/s

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