I'm looking at Apple documentation for UIPushBehavior and it confuses me in instantaneous mode. I know that the acceleration formula is Force = Mass * acceleration. I assume that mass of a view is width*height*density(1). The documentation describes push magnitude as follows:
The default magnitude is nil, equivalent to no force. A continuous force vector with a magnitude of 1.0, applied to a 100 point x 100 point view whose density value is 1.0, results in view acceleration of 100 points / second² in the direction indicated by the angle or pushDirection property.
This makes sense in terms of continuous pushing, where it provides constant acceleration. It does not say anything about intantaneous push. How can I understand what velocity an instantaneous push of magnitude 1 will provide to a 100x100 view?