Answer:
30.46 kgm/s
Explanation:
According to conservation law of momentum, the magnitude of the impulse J that the ground gave the ball equals to the change in momentum of the ball before and after it hits the ground.
Before the hit, the ball velocity is 6m/s, so its momentum is 6 * 2.89 = 17.34 kgm/s
After the hit, the ball velocity is -4.54 m/s in the opposite direction, so its momentum is 2.89*(-4.54) = -13.12 kgm/s
So the change of momentum, and also the impulse is
17.34 - (-13.12) = 30.46 kgm/s
Well, if the substance started as a liquid, lost energy, and changed state, then it's in the SOLID state right now.
14.5 g I'm guessing lol I just got this from what you wrote just joined the website why do I have to write 20 charcters tho?
