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The correct answer is (c) remains the same.
The impulse is defined as the change in momentum. Mathematically it can be defined as the force multiplied by the time duration for which the force acts on the object. That is:
I = FΔt
where, I = impulse
F = force, and Δt = time duration.
Now, according to the question, let the given force be F' and the time duration be Δt', then
F' = 2F and Δt' = 0.5Δt
So the new impulse would be:
I' = F'Δt'
I' = 2F × (0.5) Δt
I' = 2×(0.5)×F Δt
I'=I
Hence, there would be no change in the resulting impulse.
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