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For a constant force, the impulse could be increased by: A.decreasing the distance. B.keeping the time the force acts constant.

C.increasing the time the force acts. D.none of the other answers.

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Andre45 [30]3 years ago

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C. Increasing the time of the force
This is because
Impulse = FΔt

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