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(2) Use the following graph to answer the questions for this problem. Make sure to show all of your work to receive full credit. The total time is 0.2 seconds. (a) The subject has a body weight of 500 N. What is the horizontal impulse generated, total vertical impulse generated, and net vertical impulse generated? (3 pts) (b) If mass is 50 kg, what is the change in horizontal and the change in vertical velocity? (1 pt) (c) List the 3 different ways the subject could increase their change in velocities. (1.5 pts)

(2) Use the following graph to answer the questions for this problem. Make sure to show all of your work to receive full credit. The total time is 0.2 seconds. (a) The subject has a body weight of 500 N. What is the horizontal impulse generated, total vertical impulse generated, and net vertical impulse generated? (3 pts) (b) If mass is 50 kg, what is the change in horizontal and the change in vertical velocity? (1 pt) (c) List the 3 different ways the subject could increase their change in velocities. (1.5 pts)

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(2) Use the following graph to answer the questions for this problem. Make sure to show all of your work to receive full credit. The total time is 0.2 seconds. (a) The subject has a body weight of 500 N . What is the horizontal impulse generated, total vertical impulse generated, and net vertical impulse generated? (3 pts) (b) If mass is 50 k g , what is the change in horizontal and the change in vertical velocity? ( 1 p t ) (c) List the 3 different ways the subject could increase their change in velocities. ( 1.5 p t s )

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