MCQ
In given force - time graph, area encloses by graph on time axis gives:
  • Impulse
  • B
    force
  • C
    Energy
  • D
    Velocity

Answer

Correct option: A.
Impulse
(A) Impulse,
Impulse $=$ force $\times$ time

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