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The force-time (\(F-t\)) graph of a 10 kg object initially at rest is shown below.

What is the final speed of the object?
 

The correct answer is
\(40\text{ m/s}\)

The impulse is the area under the force–time graph: \(J=\tfrac12(5)(20)+(15)(20)+\tfrac12(5)(20)=400\) N·s. Since the object starts from rest, \(v=J/m=400/10=40\) m/s.

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