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In boxing, when someone is about to be hit, they may relax their neck and allow their head to move back upon impact. This is called "riding the punch." Based on the impulse-momentum theorem, which TWO of the following statements explain the reason behind this technique?

Select 2 correct answers:
A. The time for impact decreases.
B. The time for impact increases.
C. The force decreases.
D. The force increases.



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Final answer:

The 'riding the punch' technique in boxing involves using the impulse-momentum theorem to minimize force during a collision.


Explanation:

Riding the punch technique in boxing involves relaxing the neck and allowing the head to move back upon impact to 'ride' the force of the blow. This technique is based on the impulse-momentum theorem, which states that to reduce force during a collision, the collision time should be maximized.


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