What is the time derivative of impulse?

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Since, Impulse = Force _average X t
time derivative of R.H. S is equal to
$\frac{d (i m p u l s e)}{d t} = F_{a v} X \frac{d (t)}{d t} = F_{a v}$

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What is the time derivative of impulse?

Since, Impulse = Force average X t time derivative of R.H. S is equal to d (impulse)dt = Fav X d(t)dt = Fav

Since, Impulse = Force _average X t
time derivative of R.H. S is equal to
$\frac{d (i m p u l s e)}{d t} = F_{a v} X \frac{d (t)}{d t} = F_{a v}$