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The product of force and the amount of time the force acts on an object is called:

The product of force and the amount of time the force acts on an object is called:
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The product of force and the amount of time the force acts on an object is called:

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That's the "impulse" applied to the object. It's exactly equal to
the change that it caused in the object's momentum.
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