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Answer: Impulsive force is defined as a force that acts on a body for a short period of time.
An impulsive force is primarily generated in a collision when one or more of the objects involved in the collision suffer a change in velocity or momentum.
An instantaneous force or effect is also referred to as an “impulse.” It is common to imagine this kind of impulse when the force produces a change in velocity without causing a change in time.
The SI units of impulsive force are – Newton – seconds or Kg .m/s
Impulsive force = Force × Time
