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In the figure, the position time graph of a particle of mass 0.1 kg is shown. The impulse at t=2 second is `:`

A

`0.2 kgms^(-1)`

B

`-0.2 kgms^(-1)`

C

`0.1 kgms^(-1)`

D

`- 0.4 kgms^(-1)`

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  • In the figure given, the position-time graph of a particle of mass 0.1 kg is shown the impulse at t = 2s is

    A
    0.2 kg m/s
    B
    `-0.2` kg m/s
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    0.1 kg m/s
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    `-0.4` kg m/s
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    `0.2 gk m//sec`
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    `-0.2 kg m sec^(-1)`
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    `0.1 kg m sec^(-1)`
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    `-0.1 kg m//sec`
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    `0*2" kgmsec "^(-1)`
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    `-0*2" kgmsec "^(-1)`
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