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A 72 kg snowboarder applied a constant braking force of 267 N for 7.01 seconds when traveling at 26 meters per second. Find the magnitude of the
impulse applied to stop the snowboarder.
6942 Nis
505 Nis
1872 N*s
182 N*s

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