What impulse was imparted on the t-ball?

The impulse imparted on the t-ball is the product of the force applied to it and the duration of time that the force is exerted. When the bat strikes the ball, it delivers a sudden force that accelerates the ball from rest to a certain velocity. This change in momentum, which is the result of the impulse, determines how far and how fast the ball travels after being hit. The greater the force or the longer the impact duration, the greater the impulse and resulting velocity of the t-ball.