3- Determine:a)- The change in momentum of the basketball7b)-The impulse on the ball7c)-The Force acting on the ball if it was in contact with the wall for8.0.003 seconds.V=-25m/s9.M-0.8KgV-20 m/s

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3- Determine: a)- The change in momentum of the basketball b)- The impulse on the ball c) - The Force acting on the ball if it was in contact with the wall for 0.003 seconds. 8. V=-25 m /s 9. M=0.8 Kg

3- Determine: a)- The change in momentum of the basketball b)- The impulse on the ball c) - The Force acting on the ball if it was in contact with the wall for 0.003 seconds. 8. V=-25 m /s 9. M=0.8 Kg

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