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Two bodies collide as shown in the diagram. During the collision , they exert impulse of magnitude J on each other

For what values of J(in N s) the 2 kg block will change its direction of velocity ?

A

`J lt 12`

B

`J gt 12`

C

`J lt 10`

D

`J gt 10`

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