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The graphs below show the net force applied to two different objects (one blue and one purple) along a straight line over the same time period. How do the changes in momentum compare for these two objects?
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The purple object's momentum changes slightly more than the blue object's momentum
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The purple object's momentum changes about twice as much as the blue object's momentum
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The blue object's momentum changes slightly more than the purple object's momentum
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The blue object's momentum changes about twice as much as the purple object's momentum
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We cannot determine how much the momentum of either changes without knowing the masses of the objects and their velocity changes
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Solution

The correct option is C The blue object's momentum changes about twice as much as the purple object's momentum
Change in momentum in F-t graph is equal to the area under the F-t graph.
Here from the figure, it is clear that the area covered by blue line is double than that covered by purple line. So, momentum change is double for blue line.

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