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What does the impulse-momentum theorem state? A. Impulse equals change in momentum B. Impulse and momentum change force. C. Impu

lse and momentum are conserved. D. Force equals change in momentum
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nasty-shy [4]3 years ago

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Impulse equals change in momentum.

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