3. A 1kg-baseball coming from the east is approaching Miyuki at 10m/s. He hits the caseball back where it came from and the baseball leaves his bat at 10m/s. What is the impulse Miyuki delivered baseball? to the

3. A 1kg-baseball coming from the east is approaching Miyuki at 10m/s. He hits the caseball back where it came from and the baseball leaves his bat at 10m/s. What is the impulse Miyuki delivered baseball? to the

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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Momentum and Impulse
3. A 1kg-baseball coming from the east is
approaching Miyuki at 10m/s. He hits the
caseball back where it came from and the
baseball leaves his bat at 10m/s. What is
the
the impulse Miyuki delivered
baseball?
to
a. O N to the East
b.O N to the West
c. 20 N to the East
d. 20 N to the West

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